Name: FLOWER earrings in Indian ruby
Brand: Omyoki
SKU: BOFLRI
Availability: OutOfStock

FLOWER earrings in Indian ruby

17,00 €

The FLOWER earrings in Indian ruby are real little wonders. Indian ruby is a bright fuchsia pink and full of pep. Colorful and worked, these curls offer a bohemian design, full of charm.

Features

Earrings in brass et ruby
Length: ~ 2 cm - Weight: ~ 2 g
Delivered in their embroidered organza clutch

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Description

FLOWER earrings in Indian ruby

The FLOWER earrings in Indian ruby are real little wonders. The Indian ruby is a bright fuchsia pink and full of pep. Colorful and worked, these curls offer a bohemian design, full of charm. Lightweight and easy to wear, they won't catch on or get lost thanks to their long shank. This jewel was created in collaboration with an Indian craftsman and handmade in a small town in Rajasthan, in the north of India. All our jewelry is created in a logic of fair trade.

The properties of Indian ruby

For a long time, India has been considered the classic source of ruby. In the Sanskrit language the ruby is called "ratnaraj", which means "King of Gemstones".

In lithotherapy ruby is used for its protection against bad luck and poor health. This stone brings vitality, courage and passion. Ruby is the birthstone for those born in July. In the Zodiac theme, ruby is associated with Capricorn.

In ancient times, as well as in the Middle Ages, people believed that the cosmos was reflected in the rough stones. The ruby is attributed to Mars and pluton planets.

Colors: red variants
Chemical composition: aluminum oxide of Al2O3
Chakras: Heart chakra and base chakra

The material of your curls

Omyoki brass jewels are gold-plated because veneers seldom last in time. Simple brass, will tarnish over time, but with proper maintenance, it will retain all its brilliance. here's how maintain your brass jewelry.

Brass or "yellow copper" is a metal alloy mainly composed of copper and zinc. Easy to process, and inexpensive, it is used in many fields, especially in jewelry. Brass is a very robust alloy, which is long lasting. Indeed, a brass ornament is resistant to both corrosion and salt water. Brass has been used in jewelry for hundreds of years. It was mainly Indian artisans who initiated this use, which subsequently became common. Having become very trendy today, brass jewelry is on the rise!