Gilberta emerald Figaro bracelet

Gilberta [～Like someone in love～series] The colors are like those of a tropical sea. A string of fresh briolette button-cut emeralds. The bracelet resembles fresh greenery, with branches and leaves stretching out towards the light. When you put it on, you feel like taking a deep breath and starting to walk. It also looks lovely when it sways femininely from the flared sleeves. You can also wear it under a jacket in a spring color to create an elegant, seasonal look. 19cm bracelet, all metal 14kgf Emerald approx. 4-5mm freshwater pearl It can be fastened at any position up to 19cm. ■About Emeralds Stone meaning: wisdom, happy marriage, happiness, unconditional love, May birthstone The Japanese names are suigyoku and ryokugyoku. It has a long history and is counted among the world's four major Gemstone. In the Greek era, it appeared in "On Stone" by Theophrastus, a student of Aristotle. It is well known that Cleopatra was a lover of emeralds in Ptolemaic Egypt. This has led to it being considered a symbol of wealth and power. In Pliny's "Natural History" from the Roman Empire era, emeralds are listed as the third most precious Gemstone after diamonds and pearls, and Emperor Nero is said to have owned a monocle made of emerald. In fact, emerald products are often unearthed from ruins from the Roman Empire era, such as Pompeii. In addition, emeralds have appeared in history since ancient times, such as in Greece and Rome, where they were dedicated to Venus due to their influence in astrology, and in Jewish legend, where an emerald was among the Gemstone bestowed upon King Solomon by God.