Sky Blue Topaz K10 Post Earrings, Rose Cut ~VALOA~ November Birthstone

These K10 post earrings showcase a beautiful, luminous rose-cut sky blue topaz, its cool, refreshing blue hue and sparkle enhancing the design. The 24 facets of the rose cut brilliantly reflect light, creating a dazzling shimmer. Sky blue topaz is also the birthstone for November. The 'VALOA' series draws inspiration from the classic form of the rose cut. The prongs, designed to securely hold the stone, are finely tapered towards their tips, creating a sharp and elegant finish. This combination of delicate prongs and the timeless appeal of the colored stone evokes a sophisticated, mature femininity. The name 'VALOA' is a fusion of 'vingt-quatre' (French for twenty-four, referencing the 24 facets of the rose cut), 'nuovo' (Italian for new), and the alphabetic elements and resonant imagery inspired by the design. The earrings offer a sophisticated and gentle feminine aesthetic, beautifully balanced with the unique allure of the colored stone, adding hints of sweetness and a subtle, refined bitterness. Enjoy their multifaceted charm and express your individual style. We invite you to create your own signature look by layering these pieces with other items from the VALOA series, such as the coordinating rings, earrings, and necklaces. [Size] Total Length: Approx. 6mm diameter, Depth: Approx. 14mm ■ Stone [Material] K10 YG / Sky Blue Topaz [Backing] K10 / Silicone [Quantity] - Sky Blue Topaz x 2 stones [Size] - Sky Blue Topaz: Approx. 6mm diameter x 2 stones [Carat] - Sky Blue Topaz: Approx. 0.89ct x 2 stones ■ Earring [Total Length] Approx. 6mm diameter [Thickness] Approx. 4mm [Depth] Approx. 14mm (including post length) [Post Thickness] Approx. 0.7mm <Sky Blue Topaz> November Birthstone ■ Gemstone Meanings: Hope, Friendship, Wisdom Topaz, known in Japanese as "Ougyoku," has a Mohs hardness of 8 and is the birthstone for November. Due to its exceptional hardness, topaz has been treasured in jewelry since ancient times. Sky blue topaz is characterized by its bright, clear, sky-like blue hue, distinguishing it among blue topazes. While various theories exist regarding the origin of the name "topaz," the most widely accepted suggests it derives from "Topazios," the ancient Greek name for a small island in the Red Sea, now known as Zabargad. In ancient Greece, topaz was believed to bestow strength. During the Renaissance in Europe, it was thought to dispel enchantments and anger, while in India, for centuries, wearing topaz over the heart was believed to guarantee longevity, beauty, and intelligence. As a gem cherished for its supportive qualities throughout history, it makes a wonderful protective talisman. *Please note that as natural stones are used, they may contain inherent inclusions (such as cracks or internal flaws) or exhibit slight variations in shape. We carefully select our stones, but we kindly ask for your understanding and appreciation of their natural beauty. While we strive to capture the most accurate representation of the stones, please be aware that colors may appear differently on various smartphone and computer screens. We appreciate your understanding when making your purchase. <Paid Gift Wrapping> Gift wrapping services are available for presents. If you wish to purchase paid gift wrapping, please add it to your order from the options below. <Standard Gift Wrapping> https://pinkoi.com/product/iym4emMM <Gift Wrapping with Jewelry Case> https://pinkoi.com/product/8c56vCX5 <Jewelry Case (with RASPIA logo)> https://pinkoi.com/product/FJ7DRRzs