Ruby zoisite antiqued silver earrings - green and red gemstone geometric drops - light and dark green oxidized silver dangles

Preciously sparkly dark and light green geometric dangle earrings featuring two 8 mm cube-shaped ruby-in-zoisite gemstones. Zoisite is the green matrix inside which the red or hot pink ruby inclusions are found. As nearly all of our stones, this is a naturally coloured stone (no treatment or enhancements). The sparkle comes from tiny crystals inside the minerals (I have tried to fix the stone cubes so they always show their best sparkly faces, so to speak). Tiny antiqued corrugated silver beads complete a very elegant pair of oxidized, geometric, sterling silver earrings. The gemstones are suspended from hand-made, paddle-shaped geometric ear wires for a total length of ca. 2” (ca. 4.5 cm). Stunning and unusual present for any gem and/or nature lover. The earrings in the pictures are the exact earrings you will get.

Please notice that we strive to take pictures that are as close to the real-life item as possible. Usually the item in the pictures is the actual item you will receive or -more rarely- one that is of the same quality and composition as the one in the pictures. We perceive colours differently, however, both as individuals and as smartphones or computer monitors. Not to mention how we may well split the colour spectrum differently: what you consider “teal” might not be the same thing as when I use that word - in physical OR semantic terms. Contact me if you would like more pictures or have concerns about the specific colour or composition of the item you are interested in.

The vast majority of the gemstones we use (other than when clearly specified as lab-created/man-made) are carefully chosen and often one-of-a-kind, so are our designs. They are, however, natural stones, and as such they will not be identical, please consider that non-total symmetry as a plus in artisanal jewelry, not a defect: stones are for me as miniature landscapes painted by different earthly circumstances. None of them can be exactly identical to the next one, and I cherish diversity in stones, as much as I do in humans :-)). For identical/perfectly symmetrical pieces, there is industrial jewelry production that specializes in just that.