Altea
A stone that shifts in hue from blue-purple to blue to brown depending on the viewing angle.
This is simple jewelry featuring iolite, a mysterious stone with an enigmatic expression.
It is also known as water sapphire.
Its blue is more subdued than that of sapphire or topaz, a deep and tranquil blue that seems to dissolve and spread like ink.
It is also counted among the birthstones for March.
One might wonder why such a beautiful blue stone isn't more widely known; its scarcity in the market is due to its pleochroism.
Each stone's unique character, varying with every arrival, requires a delicate touch in its cutting.
It is a stone that is difficult to produce and sell as a mass-produced item, and thus is rarely found in department stores.
It is a stone that is typically only available from small workshops like ours.
Conversely, it is a stone that mineral enthusiasts find irresistible, and we always include it in our collection.
The beauty of its color transitions, the depth and lightness of its blue, and the mystical gaze of the stone itself.
The way the colors shift as if the stone were blinking continues to offer fresh wonder, even after many years and countless viewings.
Given its characteristics, this is a stone that brings joy to those who value their perspective, such as researchers or intellectually curious women.
The moments you spend appreciating it will become truly special.
Surgical stainless steel hook earrings
Stone setting: Silver 925 with K18 plating
Stone size: Approximately 6mm
*Packaging materials may change without prior notice depending on the season.
Regardless of the packaging, our studio staff will carefully wrap your item.
■ About Iolite
Keywords: First Love, Compass, Judgment
A monoclinic mineral, it is a silicate of aluminum with a hardness of 7.
It exhibits various shades of blue, from violet-blue and blue to brownish-blue, and is a rare mineral displaying pleochroism, where its axial color changes to violet when the direction is changed. For this reason, it also has the alternative names of cordierite and dichroite.
Legend has it that Norse Vikings used slices of iolite as polarizing filters to determine the sun's position for navigation, earning it the nickname "Viking's Compass." It is also a stone symbolizing guiding one's life correctly and correcting mistakes.
*Natural stones may contain natural inclusions (internal cracks, black spots, or minor scratches). While we select them carefully, please understand that they may be present in individual stones.
【About Surgical Stainless Steel】
This is a special type of stainless steel primarily used for 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 popular for its rust resistance, strength against corrosion and heat, resistance to discoloration, and high durability (scratch and break resistance).
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- A stone that changes color from blue-purple to blue to brown depending on the angle. These are simple jewelry pieces featuring iolite, a mysterious stone with an enigmatic aura.
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