4mm Synthetic Alexandrite Earrings - Surgical Stainless Steel - Neon Tetra

*This piece uses synthetic alexandrite. You can experience the mysterious color change of alexandrite at an accessible price. Among synthetic stones, it is difficult to produce and belongs to the higher-priced category. Made of surgical stainless steel, you can wear them all the time! This coveted, rare stone, which is hard to come by, can be enjoyed daily in its perfect form. The beauty is truly breathtaking! A simple pair of earrings featuring a 4mm alexandrite stone, a rare gem among rare gems. Designed with a minimalist style using a rare synthetic stone. Made of surgical stainless steel, safe for those with metal allergies, making them a worry-free gift option. [About Color Change] Due to the properties of chromium inclusions, alexandrite appears bluish-green under sunlight or light without heat (fluorescent lights, LEDs). Under evening lighting (incandescent bulbs, lamps, candles, or other heat-emitting light sources), it displays a red hue. Even with LEDs, a reaction can be observed with warmer tones. The stones in this batch exhibit characteristics where red light sparkles and emerges from a base of bluish-green. The photos showcasing the red light were taken while illuminating the stones with a standard incandescent bulb. It's worth noting that even at night, they may appear greenish under LED or fluorescent lighting. Occasionally, they may also reflect red light under direct sunlight during the day. We have provided detailed close-up shots, so please examine the images carefully. *Videos showcasing the color change are available on our Instagram account → Lipattijewelry. Metal: Surgical Stainless Steel 316L / Gold Color (Nickel-Free Plating) Synthetic Alexandrite: Approx. 4mm ■ Alexandrite: A Birthstone for June Discovered in 1830, alexandrite is counted among the world's four great gemstones. It is a variety of chrysoberyl. Initially mistaken for emerald upon its discovery, its unique property of color change—bluish-green under daylight and red under evening illumination (incandescent bulbs, lamps, candles, or other heat-emitting light sources)—was revealed, generating significant interest. Today, it is considered one of the rarest gemstones in the world. While Russian alexandrite is renowned, it is said to be nearly depleted, with prices reflecting this scarcity. (The stones in this batch are not from Russia. To keep costs down by omitting individual appraisal certificate fees, we have listed the origin as unknown.) Currently, it is found in locations such as Sri Lanka, Brazil, Russia, India, Tanzania, and Madagascar. *Please note that this piece uses synthetic alexandrite. Natural stone, stone, stone ring, single stone earrings, round, simple, simple earrings, gold, gold earrings, precious stone, accessory, jewelry, SUS316, surgical stainless steel