Amethyst earlobe earrings

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Fine amethyst earlobe earrings, completely handmade. They are made up of three glowing semi-precious stones. The setting has been particularly neat, in a magnificent silver.

Features

Earrings in 925 silver organic
Semi-precious stone : amethyst
Length: 2.2 cm
Weight: g 2.66

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Description

Amethyst earlobe earrings

Fine amethyst earlobe earrings, completely handmade. This modern and chic design was thought in France and handcrafted by a craftsman from Rajasthan, India. This region of princes and maharajas and renowned since the dawn of time for its know-how in goldsmith and jewelry. These amethyst earlobe earrings are made up of three glowing semi-precious stones. The setting has been particularly neat, in a magnificent silver.

Properties of amethyst

Amethyst is used to fight excess (alcohol, drugs, tobacco ...). Stone of plenitude, it is particularly suitable for hyperactive and stressed. It promotes spiritual elevation, concentration, meditation, intuition, creativity and visualization. Amethyst helps to detach from material futility.

The name of the stone comes from the Greek "Amethustos" meaning "who is not drunk".
The Greeks and Romans drank amethyst cups to protect themselves from the effects of alcohol.

Colors: Mauve pale to purple
Chemical Composition: Silicon Dioxide
Chakras: Solar plexus to soothe gastric pain and contribute to the proper functioning of the liver. Basic chakra against gout, 3e eye to calm anxieties, anger.

925 silver, the material of your amethyst earlobe earrings

The silver used to make the jewelry can not be pure 100%, because it would be too soft. In order to work it is added one or more alloy metals, most of the time copper.

Silver jewelry, in Europe and in most countries of the world, is 925 silver. It is 1st grade silver, it has a minimum content of 92,5%. This is also called sterling silver, from the English Sterling Silver 925. Sterling silver, for example, is made up of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. Sterling silver has been a category of silver for jewelry in many countries since the 14th century. To find out more, read our full tutorial on925 silver, French, European and other standards in the world, etc.