Ruby and Spinel Surgical Stainless Steel Chain Earrings Redcurrant

Redcurrant Unpretentious beauty. Adorned with a pear-cut ruby at the tip and a highly transparent spinel drop. These are indispensable earrings that add a subtle beauty, exuding an impressive allure with minimal adornment. For quick errands, casual meetups, or everyday wear at school or the office. They offer a relaxed femininity without being overly flashy. Long earrings are an item that makes your movements look exceptionally elegant. Transform into a feminine aura, as if adorned with a single veil. Ruby is the birthstone for July, and spinel for August, making them a perfect, understated gift to convey affection. Surgical stainless steel chain earrings, total length approx. 80mm Draped length approx. 45mm Posts made of 14KGF (14K Gold Filled) Ruby approx. 5mm *Packaging materials may change without prior notice depending on the season. Regardless of the packaging, our studio staff will carefully wrap your item. ■About Ruby Keywords: Benevolence, Victory, Passion, Pure Love, Life, Courage, July Birthstone Also known as: The Queen of Gems The name originates from the Latin word "rubeus," meaning "red." It is one of the world's four major gemstones, boasting a hardness second only to diamond (Mohs hardness 9). Appearing in countless texts, including the Bible, since before the Common Era, its fiery brilliance and color have featured in various historical contexts, associated with healing, protection, and more. Ruby is geographically concentrated, not found in Europe or America, and the locations where beautiful, gem-quality stones can be mined are extremely limited. Furthermore, large stones are rare, and it was once considered the most precious of all gemstones, treated as second only to diamond. The ancient history of ruby dates back to the Bronze Age; in ancient Greece, it was called "anthrax," and in Rome, "carbunculus." It also seems to have been known in India since ancient times, mentioned in the Hindu scripture "Rigveda." ■About Spinel Keywords: Goal Achievement, Challenge Spinel is a type of oxide mineral, also known as "Sen-sho-seki" in Japanese. Its chemical composition is MgAl2O4, and it crystallizes in the isometric system. It belongs to the spinel group of minerals and is the birthstone for August. Its crystal shape is octahedral, similar to diamond, with pointed ends. Its Mohs hardness is 7.5-8. It comes in a rich variety of colors, including red, pink, blue, green, and yellow. Pure spinel is colorless. The color is derived from its constituent elements, with varying shades and intensities. Like ruby, it is often found in alluvial deposits. The Japanese name "Sen-sho-seki" (尖晶石) is derived from the meaning "pointed" or "sharp." Spinel is found in limited regions such as Tajikistan, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Tanzania, and Vietnam. Red spinel from Burma (now Myanmar) was historically famous among gem enthusiasts. In recent years, newly discovered deposits in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania have garnered attention. [About Surgical Stainless Steel] This is a special type of stainless steel primarily used for medical instruments. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its characteristic of being highly resistant to causing metal allergies compared to other stainless steels. It is popular for its resistance to rust, corrosion, heat, and tarnishing, as well as its high strength (resistance to scratches and breakage).