14KGF ear cuff emerald and chain 4WAY willow thread

Beautiful willow branches *Sold individually The beautiful branches of the willow tree swaying on the water's surface, I made this into an ear cuff using emeralds. For a soft and comfortable fit, Sparkling emerald bijou charm. The set includes a charm that can be attached or removed freely. This ear cuff is made from reliable 14K gold foil. 14KGF is low risk of causing allergies and can be used for a long time. The end is covered with a non-detachable resin, You can use it heavily without any pain. It looks great with an emerald charm or just the metal fittings alone. They feel just like hoop earrings, but are very light to wear! You can also thread the Gemstone charm onto your own necklace. Stylish for everyday use, It also goes great with the stud earrings you already own. This is a single item, so if you want to use it for both ears, please add two to your cart or If there is only one item in stock, please feel free to contact us. Metal ear cuff part: 14KGF Chain part that hangs down: Surgical Stainless Steel Cuff diameter: approx. 25mm, total length: approx. 7cm Emerald: approx. 6mm or more ■What is 14KGF (14K Gold Filled)? Unlike plating, it has more than 100 times the layers and is pressed under high pressure, so it rarely peels off during use. It looks almost the same as 14K gold and has a beautiful shine. Because it is a much thicker layer than gold plating, the surface rarely peels off to expose the underlying metal. In addition, the nickel, chromium, manganese, and cobalt content is less than 0.01%, so it contains almost no substances that generally cause allergies. However, please note that not everyone will experience an allergic reaction, so please consider this before purchasing. ■About Emeralds Stone meaning: wisdom, happy marriage, happiness, unconditional love, May birthstone Devoting yourself to your loved one and being devoted to them The Japanese names are suigyoku and ryokugyoku. It has a long history and is counted among the world's four major Gemstone. In the Greek era, it appeared in "On Stone" by Theophrastus, a student of Aristotle. It is well known that Cleopatra was a lover of emeralds in Ptolemaic Egypt. This has led to it being considered a symbol of wealth and power. In Pliny's "Natural History" from the Roman Empire era, emeralds are listed as the third most precious Gemstone after diamonds and pearls, and Emperor Nero is said to have owned a monocle made of emerald. In fact, emerald products are often unearthed from ruins from the Roman Empire era, such as Pompeii. In addition, emeralds have appeared in history since ancient times, such as in Greece and Rome, where they were dedicated to Venus due to their influence in astrology, and in Jewish legend, where an emerald was among the Gemstone bestowed upon King Solomon by God. [Bonus column: About the mineralogy and history of emeralds] Due to the crystal structure of the mineral, emeralds have a unique characteristic of shining from within, rather than having a shiny surface, and appearing wet. Perhaps because of this appearance of emeralds, ancient civilizations in South America believed them to be living Stone. Cleopatra of the ancient Egyptian civilization chose a reception room lavishly studded with emeralds when receiving audiences with nobles, and the main goal of the Age of Discovery was gold and South American emeralds. Many powerful people throughout history have fallen in love with, become madly in love with, and searched for emeralds. Diamonds have only become standard as a jewelry material in the last 100 years or so, and do not have the history of several thousand years that emeralds have. Emeralds are a Gemstone that is inseparable from world history. Until companies strategically standardized and branded diamonds, which are actually abundant, compressed carbon crystals, emeralds were the Gemstone of choice, and even today, jewelers still have their own dedicated market for emeralds. The emerald is a Gemstone whose very existence is called a mineralogical miracle. For emeralds to form, vanadium, a mineral found only in certain environments in nature (its abundance in the crust is low and its concentration is low), must interact with beryllium, which is also a rare metal. It is said that such an environment can occur when a continental plate and an ancient ocean floor plate with high rare metal concentrations (which arose in the 'poisonous ocean' era before life was born, when the ocean had abnormally high mineral concentrations) undergo mountain building activity under large pressure and speed. This event only occurs in mountain building activity on a rare scale in the billion-year history of the Earth's plate technics, and there are only a limited number of deposits that humans can mine from, making them extremely valuable. This is why emeralds are called the mineralogical Romeo and Juliet. Simple Jewelry Mother's Day Gold Precious Stones Semi-Precious Stones Accessories Present Gift Thank You Outing Work Office School Commuting