Blue-green fluorite marron cut earrings with kingfisher feathers

Kingfisher feather There is a Stone that has the color of a kingfisher's feathers. Blue green fluorite. Introducing the easy-to-use marron shape! The beauty of the blue-green color when held up to the sunlight is so captivating that you might forget to breathe. The plain cut doesn't sparkle, giving it a calm impression and blending naturally into your everyday outfits. Wear it over denim, white, knits, and blouses for an impressive look. [Natural cracks are visible] Fluorite crystallizes in layers, also known as Stone. All Stone have layers of minerals that are visible as cracks. It is very rare to get this color of fluorite in stock, so even if cracks, uneven coloring, and stripes are visible, we judge the beauty of the color of the Stone to be a rarity and are listing it for sale. We have taken detailed macro photos, so please check them and understand. 14KGF Hook Earrings Stone: Approx. 10mm ■About Fluorite Stone meaning: Stone of knowledge Virtues Calmness Protection Healing Keep away anxiety Being protected Stone(fluorite, Stone, fluorite) is a type of mineral (halide mineral). It is known as the most colorful gemstone in the world. It comes in all colors, including blue, green, yellow, pink, and purple, and is also known as the "Stone of genius" and the "Stone of knowledge." It has a long history, having been used in statues since ancient Egypt. Its gentle light seems to glow of its own accord. Some have the property of actually glowing when exposed to ultraviolet light (luminescent fluorite. The fluorite in this article is different, but you can see how the appearance changes due to the interference of ultraviolet light), so they have the cute Japanese name, firefly Stone. [Bonus column: Stone world, why fluorite has been popular in recent years] In the days when jewelry and Gemstone were symbolic decoration reserved for royalty and aristocrats, and were portable assets, the only Gemstone with a Mohs hardness of 7 or less were opals, pearls, and ivory, and Stone with a lower Mohs hardness of 4 such as fluorite were not chosen for outfits that required repeated resetting (re-setting into metal) and re-cutting (polishing and re-cutting) over long periods of time. Now that jewelry no longer needs to be passed down from generation to generation, fluorite is a valuable natural stone that has been reevaluated as a Stone with a wide variety of colors. It is true that it is extremely difficult to obtain if you limit the color to blue, etc. More than seven colors, bright colors like a cocktail, and the beauty of the structure of the raw stone. There is no mineral collector who doesn't want to have a Stone specimen, as there is a joy in owning a one-of-a-kind Stone . However, Stone is also known to be difficult to process into jewelry, making craftsmen cry. Also, because it reacts to ultraviolet light, the color changes when photographed, making it extremely difficult to photograph and sell (we use special editing to make it as close to the color as possible to the naked eye). Therefore, it is difficult to get a simple single stone jewelry. If you find a fluorite of a color that catches your eye, you may never see it again unless you grab a specimen or something. This is the fun of modern natural stones. 14KGF K14GF 14kgf 14Kgf Gold Natural Stone Jewelry Accessories Color Stone Stone Single Stone Earring Simple Handmade Present Gift Hook Earrings Mode Design Color of ripples Deep blue Color like melted blue ink Mysterious blue Atmospheric blue Ocean blue