K18 All Sapphire Rainbow Chandelier Earrings Psyche

Syche (Psyche) Beautiful long earrings, meaning "breath of the gods." We cannot hide our astonishment at the countless colors in this world. Each pair is meticulously crafted with a balanced arrangement, chosen from a selection of multi-colored sapphires, just like in the photograph. When you hold each individual stone, you'll notice how exquisitely different their colors appear. Sapphires, gems with a hardness second only to diamonds, illuminate your neckline with their exquisite sparkle, despite their small size. While the price reflects the generous use of these rare, limited-availability stones, we are proud to offer this quality at a direct-from-the-workshop price. When worn. They are simply breathtakingly beautiful, beyond words. Colors that seem to shift through the spectrum and appear infinite dance like a dream. A dazzling sparkle that you will never regret acquiring, a truly moving piece. Their lovely radiance seems to gently brighten your path ahead. In France, it is also believed that multi-colored stones bring good fortune to their wearer. Please cherish them as a lifelong talisman of good luck. K18 Hook Earrings Wire for stone setting: 14KGF Total earring length: Approx. 8cm Sapphire Briolette Drops: Approx. 3-4mm each ■ About Sapphires Stone meanings: Sincerity, Dignity, Benevolence, Stone of the Clergy, Gem of the Heavens, Gem of the Sky, Birthstone for September. With a hexagonal crystal system and a hardness of 9, they are the second hardest mineral after diamonds. Therefore, finely cut stones are very expensive. Sapphires are precious stones primarily produced in Asia. The name originates from the Latin word "sapphirus," meaning blue, and they are called "gem of the heavens" or "gem of the sky" due to their resemblance to the various colors of the sky throughout the day. *The sapphires in this piece are of very high transparency. Inclusions (internal cracks, black spots, etc.) may be visible in some stones. [Bonus Column: Sapphires are the Navel of the World] Sapphires are a mineral species called corundum, composed of aluminum and oxygen. They are found in igneous and metamorphic rocks that do not contain silicon... Have you ever searched for clear sand or small pebbles in your schoolyard as a child? That is silicon. Since silicon is abundant in the Earth's crust, environments lacking silicon are extremely rare, limited to metamorphic zones of ultra-high temperature and pressure. This occurred in the center of a supercontinent called Gondwana, which existed approximately 700 to 500 million years ago. Gondwana was a supercontinent at that time, and its center formed a zone of ultra-high pressure metamorphism where most of the continents that exist today collided, creating the conditions for the formation of corundum (sapphire) with a Mohs hardness of 9. The continents of Mozambique, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and India were all joined together, and in this rare central environment, metamorphic sapphires were formed (volcanic sapphires also exist). Rather than sapphires being produced in various locations, the single place where sapphires formed later dispersed across the world. Sapphires are, in a sense, evidence of the former "navel of the Earth." Collecting sapphires carries a romance akin to collecting fragments of the Earth. Since the Earth's crustal energy has decreased since 700 million years ago, events like the formation of the Gondwana supercontinent may be a once-in-a-geological-history phenomenon. Within a single small, beautiful sapphire, the pulse of the Earth is hidden. 18k gold K18 18K Mode Design Tassel Earrings Gold Gold Natural Stone Jewelry Accessory Simple Handmade Present Gift Chandelier Earrings Bijou Earrings