Raw citrine earrings

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52,00 €

These raw citrine earrings do not go unnoticed! A very high quality 925 silver jewel, with a perfect setting. Light to wear, you won't take them off.

Features

Earrings in 925 silver organic
Semi-precious stone : citrine
Size: L 3.3 ccm
Weight: ~ 3.5 g

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Description

Raw citrine earrings

These raw citrine earrings do not go unnoticed! A very high quality 925 silver jewel, with a perfect setting. Light to wear, you won't take them off. A simple design, which stands out for its beautifully rough stones. These raw citrine earrings have been completely 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.

925 silver, the material of your buckles

The silver used to make jewelry cannot be 100% pure because it would be too soft. In order to be able to work it, we add one or more alloying metals to it, copper most of the time. 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 learn more, read our article on925 silver, how to recognize it, the French, European standards and elsewhere in the world, etc.