Silver citrine and raw blue topaz earrings

59,00 €

Downright chic! Citrine silver and raw blue topaz earrings that will not go unnoticed. The combination of yellow and tropical blue colors is a dream ... A simple design, which stands out for its very colorful and beautifully matched raw stones.

Features

Jewel in 925 silver organic
Semi-precious stone : topaz + citrine
Length: 4.6 cm - Weight: ~ 7.7 g
Delivered in a handmade silk and cotton pouch
100% Handmade Jewel

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Description

Silver citrine and raw blue topaz earrings

Downright chic! Citrine silver and raw blue topaz earrings that will not go unnoticed. A very high quality 925 silver jewel, with a perfect setting. Lightweight to wear these earrings are ideal to brighten up your spring / summer outfits. The combination of yellow and tropical blue colors is a dream ... A simple design, which stands out for its very colorful and beautifully matched raw stones. These silver citrine and raw blue topaz earrings have been entirely handmade.

Properties of citrine

Citrine is a quartz, which ranges from yellow to orange. Citrine is mainly mined in Brazil, but it is also found in Asia (Burma, India), Africa (Madagascar, Namibia), America (Argentina, USA) and Europe (Scotland, Spain, France).

It has been known since the time of Greece and ancient Rome. She attracted women for her brilliance and beauty. In lithotherapy, citrine is known for its many virtues on health. It has a calming and soothing power. Citrine is recommended for people who are nervous or who suffer from depression. It also acts on digestion as well as on sleep problems.

Anecdote: The deposits of Isle of Arran in Scotland produce the beautiful citrine iconic Scottish outfits. They are worn anyway, often set in daggers or most often mounted on silver brooches. These "Kilt Pins" are traditionally composed of a large citrine surrounded by small, matte and colored stones.

Properties of the topaz

Topazes come in an impressive variety of colors: white, yellow, orange, pink, blue, green, purple, and sometimes even multicolored. These colors may fade over time, if the stones are exposed to too strong light. So remember to store your jewelry in topaz in the shelter of the light.

Topaz is a stone of great hardness. It is one of the hardest semi-precious stones, and comes right after the diamond in terms of hardness.

The Egyptians attributed mystical powers to the topazes and used amulets. Romans and Greeks thought that topaz could make the warrior invisible. While in the Middle Ages, it was thought that it improved eyesight.

Topaz deposits have been found in many countries: Brazil, India, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Australia, Myanmar, China, Germany, France, Japan, Madagascar, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Russia, Zimbabwe, Ukraine and USA. .