Gemstone Fish Earrings with Tanzanite and Labradorite - Surgical Stainless Steel, Jewelry Fish

Jewelry Fish We envisioned a fish swimming through the ocean's light, brought to life with gemstones. The scales are fashioned from Tanzanite and Rainbow Moonstone, the tail from Labradorite, and the fish's eyes are made with exquisite Iolite buttons. The inspiration stemmed from "The Brave Little Fish Tale." A story from a picture book, where fish swim together, forming a larger one, sparked this creation. It's a tale about fish overcoming their individuality to unite and conquer challenges as a single, magnificent entity. We've carefully woven together these unique gemstones, each with its own character, to create a single fish that swims gracefully, brilliantly, and proudly through the sea. May these small gems bring you courage every day, by your ears, and may this piece become a symbol of your pride, shining brightly. This is our heartfelt wish as we create them. As crafting these pieces is quite time-consuming, please allow approximately 5 business days for delivery. We meticulously craft each one, so we hope you'll look forward to its arrival. Surgical Stainless Steel Hook Earrings Total length of the piece: Approximately 45mm or more ※ Packaging materials may change without prior notice depending on the season. Whatever the packaging, our studio staff will carefully wrap your item. ■ About Tanzanite/Zoisite Stone language: Intellect, Independence, Deep Enlightenment, Self-Reform A stone for wishes, deepening virtue Tanzanite's journey began in the Merelani mines of Arusha, Tanzania, in East Africa. While searching for rubies, Manuel de Souza discovered a blue zoisite, distinct from the opaque pink and green varieties previously mined. A gem dealer from the United States recognized its potential, bringing it to global attention. It gained popularity, particularly in America, during the 1980s. The blue-violet variety is known as Tanzanite, while the mineral itself is called Zoisite. As it is only mined from a specific location and has seen increased popularity, this precious stone is becoming increasingly scarce each year. ■ About Labradorite Stone language: Symbol of the moon and sun, Soul, Inspiration, Attracting what suits you Labradorite, also known as spectrolite, is a type of plagioclase feldspar. When light shines upon it, it displays a unique iridescence, a characteristic known as the Schiller effect. This phenomenon is called the labradorescence effect, or simply labradorescence. ※ Due to its layered crystal structure, surface cracks (crystal layers) can be noticeable after polishing. This is an inherent characteristic of the stone's structure and not a defect. We kindly ask for your understanding. ■ About Iolite Stone language: First love, Goal achievement, Compass, Judgment, Birthstone of March A monoclinic mineral, an aluminum silicate with a hardness of 7. It displays various shades of blue, such as violet-blue, blue, and brownish-blue. It is a rare mineral known for its pleochroism, where its axis color changes to violet when viewed from different directions. For this reason, it is also known by other names such as cordierite and dichroite. [About Surgical Stainless Steel] This is a special stainless steel commonly used in medical instruments. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its low potential to cause metal allergies among stainless steels. It is also popular for its durability, being resistant to rust, corrosion, heat, and discoloration, as well as being highly strong (scratch-resistant, break-resistant).