5mm 18KGP Ruby Stud Earrings Friede

Friede A single, large ruby adorning the profile. A style every woman dreams of. These are simple, large ruby stud earrings, a rarity to secure throughout the year. We have a limited stock, as it's difficult to maintain inventory. If you're looking for simple ruby earrings, we encourage you to consider them at this opportunity. Your profile, graced with the fruit of passion and good fortune, will be filled with captivating vibrancy. Wearing a red stone, you'll feel a surge of confidence and inner peace, a noticeable boost in your energy. Why not welcome the new season by proudly wearing this lustrous, single gem? Silver925 with 18K gold plating / 18KGP stud earrings Ruby approx. 5mm *The ruby may have small black inclusions or minor scratches. Crafted with popular vermeil material, which is less likely to cause allergic reactions. Both standard and silicone catches are included. ■ About Ruby Stone language: Benevolence, Victory, Passion, Pure Love, Life, Courage. Birthstone of July. Also known as the "Queen of Gems," it inspires overflowing confidence and enhances charm. [Ruby: A Treasure Trove of Legends] 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 worldwide, 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. The "Book of Stones" by Philippe de Valois praises it as "the most valuable stone among the twelve stones God created when He made all living things." Ruby deposits are geographically concentrated, not found in Europe or America, and the locations yielding beautiful, gem-quality stones are extremely limited. Furthermore, large stones are scarce, and historically, ruby was considered the most precious of all gemstones, treated as second only to diamond. Ruby mining began in Burma (present-day Myanmar) around 600 AD. In ancient Greece, it was called "anthrax," and in Rome, "carbunculus." India also has a long history with rubies, mentioned in the Hindu scripture "Rigveda." In Sanskrit, ruby is Ratnaraj, meaning "king of gemstones." Ruby powder is said to have been used as a secret medicine in India. For a long time, Burmese rubies were considered the finest, but they are now largely depleted or difficult to circulate due to political circumstances. In recent decades, Africa's Madagascar experienced two "corundum rushes" (ruby and sapphire mining booms) in the 1990s and 2000s. More recently, in 2009, the world's largest primary deposit was discovered in Mozambique in alluvial layers of a river dating back 500 million years, sparking a global ruby resurgence. Mode, Design, Earrings, Red, Pink Red, Gold, Gold, Natural Stone, Jewelry, Accessories, Simple, Handmade, Present, Gift, Precious Stone, Earrings