K10 Brazilian Emerald Oval Cut Claw Closure 6mm Necklace Adeline

Adeline A stone for a lady. The oval cut emerald, one of the world's four major Gemstone that has captivated people since ancient times and is considered a symbol of life and fertility. A 6mm emerald is attached to a delicate and beautiful shining chain made of K10. It is a Stone that has a wonderful color that looks smooth. The Stone skin with a moisturizing color and fragrance is attractive, and you will be immersed in a euphoric feeling. A very rare and expensive emerald. It's getting harder and harder to get in stock every year, and the price is soaring. A very easy design to adopt. How about adding a historical Stone with high dignity to your casual daily outfit? It is said that there is no emerald without flaws or inclusions, but even in our emeralds, inclusions such as black unevenness and fine cracks can be seen. We carefully select grains that are comprehensively beautiful, such as the luster of colors, and tailor them. Please note. All metal K10 40cm necklace emerald about 6x4mm ■ About Emerald Stone language: Wisdom Happy marriage Happiness Unconditional love May birthstone devote oneself to a loved one, be exhausted Its Japanese names are suigyoku and ryokugyoku. It has a long history and is counted as one of the four major Gemstone in the world. In Greek times, it appears in Theophrastus, a disciple of Aristotle, in his "On Stone". It is famous that Cleopatra used it habitually in Ptolemaic Egypt. It is also said to be a symbol of wealth and power. According to Pliny's "Natural History" of the Roman Empire, emeralds were the third most Gemstone after diamonds and pearls, and emperor Nero owned an emerald monocle. In fact, emerald products are often unearthed from Roman ruins such as Pompeii. In addition, in Greece and Rome, emeralds were dedicated to Venus due to the influence of astrology, and in Jewish legend King Solomon was among the Gemstone bestowed by God. It appears in history from ancient times. [Bonus column: Emerald mineralogy and history] Due to the crystal structure of the mineral, emerald has a unique characteristic that rather than shining on the surface, it shines from the inside and looks wet. In the ancient civilizations of South America, emeralds were believed to be living Stone because of how they looked. Cleopatra of ancient Egyptian civilization chose a drawing room with plenty of emeralds for her audience with nobles, and the main purpose of the Age of Discovery was gold and emeralds from South America. I've been in love, crazy, and searching. It is only in the last 100 years that diamonds have become the standard material for jewelry, unlike emeralds which have thousands of years of history. Emerald is a Gemstone that cannot be separated from world history. Until companies strategically standardized and branded diamonds, high-pressure carbon crystals, which are actually abundant in production, emeralds were the crown Gemstone, and even today jewelers still have a specialized market for emeralds. To some extent. Emerald is a Gemstone called a mineralogical miracle in its very existence. In the first place, in order to generate emerald, it is necessary for vanadium, a mineral that is found only in a specific environment in the natural world (low abundance in the crust and low concentration rate), to interfere with beryllium, which is also a rare metal. , such an environment is a continental plate and an ancient submarine plate with a high concentration of rare metals. It is said that it may occur during mountain building activities in It is an event that occurs only in rare-scale mountain building activity in the billion-year history of Earth's plate tecnics, and is extremely valuable because the deposits that can be further mined by humans are limited. This is why emeralds are called mineralogical Romeo and Juliet. Natural Stone Stone Ring Single Ring Round Simple Simple Necklace Gold Gold Ring Precious Stone Accessory Jewelry K10 10K Gold 10K Green Exquisite Color Emerald Jadeite Kingfisher Wing Forest Color Forest Morning Dew Symbol of Life Lady's Stone Noble Color Intellectual Stone