Fringe Earrings with Bi-color Tanzanite and Herkimer Diamond - Surgical Stainless Steel - Adrienne

Adrienne A truly rare stone, seldom encountered! These are bi-color tanzanite/zoisite, with a variety of colors contained within the stone. While only the blue-purple hue is called tanzanite, the mineral itself is known as zoisite. We've meticulously selected beads that display an exquisite spectrum of colors, shifting through greens, blues, and purples as the angle changes. This is one of the most infrequently circulated stone types. This bi-color variety is often sought after by those looking for something rarer than tanzanite, due to its captivating, ever-changing mystique. This is a very rare opportunity, so if you're drawn to it, we encourage you to consider it soon. Surgical Stainless Steel Hook Earrings Other Metal: 14KGF Stone: Approximately 6mm+ Total Earring Length: Approximately 38mm *Please note that the color variations may differ between the left and right earrings. This is a natural characteristic of bi-color tanzanite and is to be expected. *Packaging materials may be subject to change without prior notice depending on the season. Regardless of the packaging, our studio staff will carefully prepare your order. ■ About Tanzanite/Zoisite Stone Language: Intelligence, Independence, Deep Enlightenment, Self-Reform A stone for fulfilling wishes, deepening virtue. The history of tanzanite began in the Merelani Hills of Arusha, Tanzania, when Manuel de Souza, while searching for rubies, discovered a blue zoisite distinct from the opaque pink and green varieties previously mined. A American gem dealer recognized its potential, and it gained popularity, particularly in the US, from the 1980s onwards. The blue-purple variety is called tanzanite, while the mineral in general is known as zoisite. As it is only mined from specific locations, and due to its increasing popularity, this precious stone is becoming increasingly scarce year by year. ■ About Herkimer Diamond Stone Language: Dreams, Clarity, Birthstone for April Named after its origin in Herkimer, New York. It is mined as a completely formed crystal with terminations at both ends, giving it a rounded shape. It possesses a stronger sparkle than regular quartz, which led to its name. The geological layer from which Herkimer diamonds are extracted is said to be from the Cambrian period, 500 million years ago, and they are mined within hard dolomite rock rich in silica. [About Surgical Stainless Steel] This is a special stainless steel alloy primarily used in medical instruments. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its characteristic of being highly resistant to causing metal allergies among stainless steels. It is also popular for its durability, being resistant to rust, corrosion, heat, and discoloration, as well as being highly strong (scratch-resistant and break-resistant).