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Carnelian Earrings
57.99€
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“If you awaken the heart, then life unfolds in bold and radiant hues.”
Carnelian Earrings feature round 6mm & 10mm natural semi-precious beads, hypoallergic 18k Gold PVD-plated Stainless Steel hooks and findings.
Each earring weighs 2.8g and measures 11*42mm
Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x as part of the Stellar Stainless 2024 Collection;
| Beads | Carnelian |
|---|---|
| Colour | |
| Birthstone | |
| Zodiac Stone | |
| Hooks | 18k Gold PVD Coated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel / Hooks |
| Findings | 18k Gold PVD Plated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel |
| Origin | Handmade in Estonia, 2024 |
Care Guide
Handling
- Gentle Handling: While carnelian is relatively hard, it’s best to handle the beads by the hooks or spacer beads to avoid direct contact with the carnelian itself. This prevents accidental scratching or dulling of the surface.
- Avoid Dropping: Carnelian is durable but can still break or chip under impact, especially if dropped onto hard surfaces. Handle with care to maintain the integrity of the beads.
Cleaning
- Carnelian Beads: To clean, use a soft cloth to gently wipe away dust, oils, or fingerprints. If necessary, use a slightly dampened cloth (water only) to clean the beads. Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth afterward.
- PVD-plated Stainless Steel Hooks: Clean the stainless steel hooks with a microfiber cloth to keep them shining. For deeper cleaning, you can use a mild soap solution with a soft brush. Ensure that the hooks are dried completely after cleaning to prevent any moisture buildup.
Storage
- Safe Storage: Store your earrings in a soft pouch or jewelry box to protect the carnelian from scratches and prevent exposure to environmental elements like dust or moisture.
- Avoid Humidity: Keep your earrings in a dry, cool place to avoid exposing the carnelian to excessive moisture, which could affect its appearance over time.
Chemical Exposure
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, or harsh cleaning agents, as these can dull the finish of the carnelian and PVD-plated hooks.
- Swimming and Showers: Remove the earrings before swimming or showering to protect the carnelian beads and hooks from exposure to water and chemicals.
Maintenance
- Inspect Regularly: Check for signs of wear, such as discoloration of the PVD-plated hooks or any scratches or dullness on the carnelian beads.
- Polish the Hooks: To maintain the shine of the stainless steel hooks, gently polish them with a microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or cloths that could scratch the surface.
- Carnelian Care: If the carnelian appears dull over time, you can gently polish it with a soft cloth to restore its shine. Always avoid harsh abrasives that could scratch the surface of the stone.
By following these simple care steps, your Carnelian Earrings will maintain their beauty and last for many years, carrying the vibrant energy of the carnelian stone with you wherever you go.
Carnelian
Carnelian – The Stone of Motivation
Carnelian, known for its fiery red to orange hues, is a variety of chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of silica. It’s predominantly found in India, Brazil, and Uruguay, with its color coming from iron oxide impurities.
Etymology
The name “carnelian” comes from the Latin “carnis” meaning “flesh,” due to its flesh-like color. It’s also known by alternative names like cornelian, and historically, it’s been confused or grouped with:
Red Agate: Carnelian can be considered a type of red agate, but agate generally has banded patterns, whereas carnelian is more uniform in color.
Sard: Similar to carnelian but often darker and harder, the distinction between carnelian and sard is not rigid, with “sard” being the name for the browner variety of chalcedony.
Other names include Mecca Stone, Pigeon’s Blood Agate, and Canary Stone.
Cosmic Junction
Carnelian resonates with Mars, symbolizing courage, vitality, and action. It’s strongly associated with the sacral chakra, enhancing creativity, motivation, and passion. Here’s how carnelian is viewed culturally:
Ancient Egyptian Culture: Carnelian was used extensively in jewelry and amulets, believed to protect the dead in the afterlife and to symbolize life’s vigor and the sun’s warmth.
Roman Times: Worn by warriors for courage and by orators for confidence, carnelian was thought to provide protection and eloquence.
Islamic Tradition: The Prophet Muhammad is said to have worn a carnelian ring, which was believed to bring good fortune and protection against the evil eye.
Hindu Mythology: Associated with the root chakra for grounding and the sacral chakra for creativity, carnelian in Hindu practices is used to boost energy and motivation.