K10 sapphire pair shape cut single earring Odetta

Odetta Blue sapphire simple plain pair shape single earring. Although it is a little more opaque than Jewel Rank, you can enjoy the deep blue and strong sparkle of sapphire. Sapphire, also known as corundum, is the second hardest Gemstone after diamond. In fact, it has various colors, and among them, the red pink one is called ruby. The blue of sapphire is likened to the various colors of the sky during the day, and it is said that it is good to choose as a gift as a symbol of "faithfulness" and to be a talisman for loved ones. The shiny blue one is easy to wear, and I think I will use it every day. Even if it is layered, it will look very good. Color unevenness and internal inclusions (inclusions and cracks) can be seen, but it is also recommended for those who want to casually enjoy birthstones and collect the world's four major Gemstone. The nodding blue of sapphire is the most calming color. K10 hook earrings Wire 14KGF Stone about 7mm * Can be changed to brass screw spring type Clip-On or resin non-pierced earrings (free when ordering * please let us know in the message) If you wish to change to K10 or K18 screw spring type Clip-On, a separate fee will be charged. Please contact us first. If you would like K18 earring hooks, please contact us before ordering and we will guide you to the additional wage page. *Please read* This work is made by carefully selecting sapphire with high transparency and good color development, but there are inclusions (color unevenness, cracks) derived from the raw stone. We have taken macro close-ups and taken stock as much as possible, so please check. ■ About sapphire Stone language: Sincerity, Gemstone , Compassion, Clergy's Stone Sky Gemstone It is a hexagonal system with a hardness of 9, which is the second hardest mineral after diamond. This makes fine cut Stone very expensive. Sapphire is a precious stone that is mainly produced in Asia. Its name comes from the Latin word ``sapphirus'', which means blue, and it is also called `` Gemstone of the sky'' or `` Gemstone of the sky'' because of the different colors of the sky during the day. increase. *The sapphire used in this work is highly transparent. Inclusions (internal cracks, black spots, etc.) can be seen depending on the grain. [Bonus column: Sapphire is the navel of the world] Sapphire is a mineral species called corundum and is composed of aluminum and oxygen. It exists in igneous rocks and metamorphic rocks that do not contain silicon. Have you ever played in the schoolyard looking for transparent sand or pebbles when you were a child? That is silicon. Since silicon is evenly distributed in the earth's crust, there are very few crustal environments without silicon, and they are limited to metamorphic zones of ultra-high temperature and high pressure. That is the center of Gondwana, a supercontinent that existed about 700 to 500 million years ago. The Gondwana continent was a supercontinent at that time, and in its center, an ultra-high-pressure metamorphic zone where most of the continents that exist today collided was formed, creating the conditions for the formation of corundum (sapphire) with a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale. Africa's Mozambique, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and the continents of India all converged in one place, and metamorphic sapphires (and other volcanic sapphires) formed in the middle of these unusual environments. Rather than saying that sapphires are produced in various places, sapphires were produced in one place and then spread throughout the world. Sapphire is a proof that it is the former "navel of the earth". Collecting sapphires is as romantic as collecting pieces of the earth. Since the earth's crustal energy has declined since 700 million years ago, an event like the formation of the Gondwana supercontinent may be a once-in-a-lifetime event. The heartbeat of the earth is hidden in one beautiful small sapphire. K10 K18 hook earrings sapphire gold natural stone jewelry accessories Color stone stone single necklace simple handmade present gift