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Rose Quartz Earring
€42.99
1 in stock
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Description
Rose Quartz Earring features natural semi-precious stone beads, hypoallergic English lock hook.
The earring weighs 3.4g and measures 10*48mm (.394*-1.900in), the set includes a small hypoallergic stainless steel stud;
Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Revolutionista 13724 Collection;
Storing & care: Keep out of direct sunlight, excess heat and water to avoid oxidation and discoloration;
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“In the embrace of unconditional love, we awaken our true selves; as we cultivate compassion within, we become vessels of warmth and kindness, radiating light that nourishes the hearts around us.”
Rose Quartz Information
Rose quartz is a gentle stone in the quartz family. Its colour typically ranges from pale pink to rosy red – arising from traces of titanium, iron, or manganese within its structure. Rose quartz is a go-to gemstone in jewelry and décor, especially for those seeking a warm, soothing aesthetic.
Fashion and Jewelry
Rose quartz’s delicate color and transparency make it popular in various types of jewelry. This gemstone complements silver and rose gold settings, adding a romantic, feminine touch. Its subtle elegance suits a wide range of styles, from minimalist to boho-chic, making it versatile for everyday wear or special occasions. Rose quartz is especially popular for bead jewelry for earrings, bracelets, and pendants.
History, Mythology, and Symbolism
Throughout history, rose quartz has been the “Stone of Love.” Ancient Egyptians used it for facial masks, believing it would promote beauty and youthfulness. In Greek and Roman mythology, rose quartz was a symbol of love and reconciliation, created by the blood of the lovers Adonis and Aphrodite. Rose Quartz associates with emotional healing, compassion, and relationships, making it a favored stone for promoting self-love and harmony.
Mining, Production, and Applications
Rose quartz is typically mined from pegmatite deposits and is abundantly found in Brazil, Madagascar, India, and South Africa. It scores a 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it a resilient choice for jewelry. After mining, the stone undergoes a cutting and polishing process to enhance its natural shine and color. Craftsmen and jewelers shape rose quartz into beads, cabochons, and carvings for decorative use. Beyond its use in jewelry, rose quartz has a longstanding reputation in metaphysical practices for its emotional benefits, often used in meditation or as a healing stone.