Indoors the warm rose gold blends with the purple presentation of these lab grown alexandrite earrings. Outdoors the alexandrite changes to teal, strongly contrasting with the rose gold tone.
Alexandrite was first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia and is named after Czar Alexander II. It is one of the rarest gemstones and good quality alexandrite is more expensive than diamond. This is because it’s a colour change stone, appearing green/teal in daylight and red/purple in incandescent light.
Because good quality natural alexandrite can be so expensive, lab grown alexandrite has become very popular. Lab grown gemstones are chemically identical to their earth mined counterparts. This means that lab grown alexandrite has the same colour change properties as natural alexandrite.
Product Specifications:
Metal: Certified recycled 14k rose gold
Metal Weight: 1 gram
Alexandrite: 2x4mm round, brilliant cut lab grown, 0.80 total carat weight
Finish: High polished
Handmade in Canada
Care Instructions:
– Gold does not tarnish so it’s not necessary to use commercial cleaners or the (included) anti-tarnish cloth.
– If a build up develops under the setting(s) resulting in the stones looking less brilliant, simply take a soft tooth brush, dip it in some warm
soapy water and proceed to scrub away the dirt/build-up under the setting(s).
– In addition to free cleaning and polishing for life you are also welcome to send/bring back your piece at any time for a complimentary
assessment.
– Over time a ring you wear every day will get small scratches developing into a lovely ‘worn’ polished patina. I encourage people to learn
to love this burnished finish as constantly polishing your ring actually removes a tiny bit of metal each time.
Jewellery Emergency Care Kit Contents:
– Cleaning Cloth: this cloth will remove tarnish from sterling silver jewellery. Simply wipe effected areas. Wash your hands after use.
– Extra Sterling Silver Jump Rings: when one of the jump rings on your necklace breaks or opens you can use one of these as a
replacement. — use pliers or tweezers to twist open the ring, attach it to your chain, then use the pliers or tweezers to twist close again.
– Plastic Earring Backs: we all lose the backings to our earrings. Use these plastic backings as temporary replacements until you can
replace the metal ones.
– Extra Plastic Bags: store your sterling silver jewellery in these zip lock bags to prevent your jewellery from tarnishing.
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