Jewel hairpin with large Grandidierite stones Seocho

Fresh grass green 【 Amulet 】 This jewel hairpin is made by stringing together large pieces of grandidierite, a rare Stone of the century. The hairpin is gold coated on a Stainless Steel base and is sturdy, with the Stone tightly wrapped around it using wire. This hairpin has a wrapped string so it can hold your hair in place quite securely. It holds hair in place more firmly than black pins (American pins). The jewels sparkle together, creating a mature atmosphere. It has an elegant finish and is recommended for those who think hairpins are too childish. Not only can you use it on the sides of your hair, but you can also add it to your hair updo, or attach it to a chignon or bun. It's a great way to keep stray hairs in check and is a fun addition! Grandidierite is a rare and famous natural stone with a mysterious blue-green color that brings healing. It is said that all Gemstone quality trade is completed worldwide, so it is difficult to obtain good quality stones. There are some inclusions (brown spots and cracks) but each stone is extremely rare, so we carefully select them before making them. Please check the photos. Why not add a lucky charm hairpin to your everyday outfit to prepare for the sticky season with sweat and other things? Hairpin Stainless Stainless Steel+ Gold Coating Hairpin length: approx. 57mm *Price shown is per bottle. *Hairpins have strong hair holding power. When putting on or taking off the hairpin, open it slightly with your fingers and carefully remove it from your hair. *The end of the thread is hardened with a hardener, so there may be a small transparent lump, but this is necessary to maintain the strength of the hair accessory, which is subject to force. Please check the photo. ■ About Grandidierite Stone meaning: New adventure, evolution, innovation, radical change, beginning Named after a Madagascan geologist, it is a Gemstone that has recently become a hot topic since mining began around 2000. In 2015, Forbes magazine featured it as the third most expensive Gemstone in the world. It has a Mohs hardness of 7.5, making it suitable for polishing into jewelry. It was discovered and mined from ancient geology billions of years ago in the Paleoproterozoic era in southern Madagascar. It is available in a variety of colors, from blue to green to deep green to white. Natural stone, hairpin, amulet, simple jewelry, Mother's Day, gold, precious stone, semi-precious stone, accessory, present, gift, thank you, outing, work, office, school, commuting