Ruby Oval Cabochon Single Stone Earrings Peony

Peony A single, lustrous cabochon ruby, embodying eternal bliss. The very existence of such a beautiful color, captured in stone and destined to never fade, feels like a miracle in itself. Crafted from Silver925 with an 18k gold plating prong setting, these earrings effortlessly complement any style. The stone's radiance and the metal's gleam resonate with understated elegance. The deep pink-red hue is versatile, pairing chicly with tailored pieces, trousers, or leather for a sophisticated look. Alternatively, combine them with a gilet or a flowing skirt for a touch of princess-like charm. Though eye-catching, the vibrant color is presented with a delicate setting, exuding refined sparkle. Consider incorporating the timeless allure of ruby into your accessories for a subtly sensual touch. Their elegant size makes them practical for both campus and office wear. These earrings make a thoughtful gift, serving as a talisman for courage or a subtle expression of affection. Silver925 with K18 plating, hook earrings Stone approx. 8mm *Packaging materials are subject to change without prior notice depending on the season. Rest assured, our studio staff will meticulously package your order with any materials used. ■ Please Note The stones may exhibit minor inclusions, dark spots, or color variations inherent to their natural origin. Close-up photographs are provided for your reference. Due to the nature of natural stones, each ruby possesses unique characteristics. We carefully select stones from our inventory and meticulously pair them, ensuring the closest possible match in color and size before shipping. We hope you will enjoy the individuality that comes with these natural treasures. ■ About Rubies Stone language: Benevolence, Victory, Passion, Pure Love, Life, Courage. Birthstone for July. Also known as: "The Queen of Gems." The name originates from the Latin word "rubeus," meaning "red." As one of the world's four precious gems, it boasts a hardness second only to diamond (Mohs hardness 9). Its fiery brilliance and color have been documented in countless texts worldwide since antiquity, appearing in historical contexts related to healing, protection, and more. Ruby deposits are geographically concentrated, not found in Europe or the Americas, and the locations yielding beautiful, gem-quality stones are extremely limited. Large stones are particularly rare, historically making rubies among the most prized gemstones, second only to diamonds. The history of rubies dates back to the Bronze Age; they were known as "anthrax" in ancient Greece and "carbunculus" in Rome. Evidence suggests rubies were also known in India from ancient times, appearing in the Hindu scripture "Rigveda." 【The Color and Light of Ruby】 Rubies interact with a broad spectrum of electromagnetic waves, from infrared to ultraviolet, causing their deep red hue to shine under any light. Their exceptional hardness and material stability also lend themselves to applications in optical lenses. Some rubies, depending on their origin and condition, exhibit fluorescence under UV light. Unlike the red of other stones, many perceive a unique "warmth" in the red of rubies (this is a subjective impression). The distinctive red that seems to radiate from within the stone, true to its association with "passion," appears to offer a sense of protection, a vital energy within the stone itself, creating a unique visual effect.