Pearl and Spinel Jewel Hair Clip/Barrette: A Profusion of Flowers

A Profusion of Flowers This Art Nouveau-inspired hair accessory captures the delicate beauty of falling flower petals, adorned with fragments of multi-colored spinel, pearls, gold leaf accents, a substantial pearl, and black spinel. It can be used to elegantly sweep aside side hair or to conceal the band of a half-up style. Crafted with genuine materials, it exudes sophistication and sparkles with exquisite radiance. Hair accessories made from natural stones and authentic materials are not suited for mass production and are rarely found in the market. With this in mind, I created this piece, hoping to offer an adult accessory that remains captivating and cherished for years to come. Each piece is a unique creation, imbued with its own distinct character. A romantic hair accessory that evokes the gentle scattering of flower petals. Enjoy your outings, holding it up to the sparkling sunlight. It also looks stunning when clipped to the collar of a cutsew, cardigan, or shirt dress, adding a touch of light. Hair clip approximately 70×22mm, resin coated Brass, gold color *Packaging materials are subject to change without prior notice depending on the season. Rest assured, our studio staff will carefully package your item regardless of the material used. ■ Spinel Keywords: Curiosity, Confidence, Charm, Wealth, August Birthstone Spinel is a type of mineral (oxide mineral). Its Japanese name is "Sen-sho-seki." Its chemical composition is MgAl2O4, and it crystallizes in the isometric system, belonging to the spinel group. It is found in limestone, gneiss, serpentine, and peridotite. With a Mohs hardness of 8, it is harder than quartz and comparable to topaz. ■ About Pearls Keywords: Purity, Health, Dignity, Patience, Safe Childbirth, June Birthstone Pearls are known for their beautiful luster, sometimes referred to as "dewdrops of the moon" or "mermaid's tears." For this piece, we have used freshwater pearls cultivated within freshwater mussels such as Hyriopsis cumingii and Cristaria plicata. Natural variations like growth lines, indentations, wrinkles, or small spots may be visible on the pearls, characteristic of their natural origin.