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Specifications
Item Code: SE417
Metric Dimensions: 45 x 6 x 5 mm
Imperial Dimensions: 1 ¾” x ¼” x ¼”
Weight: 18 Carats (3.6 grams)
Unique Qualities
A trio of premium quality gemstones create a magical synergy in this pair of handcrafted earrings. At the top are a pair of amethyst facets, followed by Ethiopian Opal cabochons and at the base, a pair of dangling Green Tourmaline Facets. Precious Opal is an unusual mineraloid with a high content of water part of its natural constitution. This is reflected in its energetic properties which are highly connected to the element of water.
Pink Tourmaline colors have a wide range, from light to darker pink, purplish-pink to peachy-pink color tones. Rubellite is a special variety of Pink Tourmaline that has a deep saturated pinkish-red to violet-red color. Nearly all Pink Tourmaline’s belong to the Elbaite species, the most dynamic species of Tourmaline. The pink to reddish color rays support energies of confidence, passion and commitment to your highest self.
A purple variety of Quartz, Amethyst is a gem of royalty, associated with the Crown chakra. It strengthens one's intuition and helps to quiet the mind. Amethyst is a synergy of the red and blue spectrums of light, combining the grounding, passionate energy of red with the expanding, mystical energy of blue.
Green Tourmaline colors have a wide range, from light green, to deep chrome green, bluish-green, dark inky green and every possible shade between. Most Green Tourmaline’s belong to the Elbaite species, but the rare Chrome Tourmaline is classified as Dravite. Green Tourmaline is a premier gemstone of the Heart Chakra. It is a stone of magnetism and attraction which is deeply connect with abundance and giving.
Gem Opal is a hydrated amorphous silica. The internal structure of gem quality Opal causes it to diffract light, causing a play of color, which can display virtually all colors from blue, to pink, green, yellow, white and black. Opal has microscopic spheres that create the play of color called opalescence.