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Lilac Chalcedony Earrings
42.99€
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“If your thoughts are calm, then clarity finds you in stillness.”
Lilac Chalcedony Earrings feature Dyed Semi-Precious Stone Round 8mm Beads, 18k Gold PVD Coated Hypoallergic Stainless Steel Hooks, findings and beads.
Each earring weighs 1,5g, measures 8*37mm.
Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Microcosm Collection.
| Beads | Chalcedony |
|---|---|
| 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
Durability
- Dyed Chalcedony Beads: Chalcedony is a durable semi-precious stone, but as your earrings feature dyed chalcedony, the color can be susceptible to fading or damage if exposed to harsh conditions. Handle the earrings with care to preserve their vibrant lilac hue.
- Hypoallergenic Stainless Steel Hooks: Stainless steel is a sturdy, corrosion-resistant material, and the hypoallergenic properties ensure that the hooks are safe for sensitive ears, offering long-lasting comfort.
Suitability
- Everyday Wear: These lilac chalcedony earrings add a soft, calming touch to any outfit, making them a perfect choice for daily wear or as a subtle pop of color for casual occasions.
- Special Occasions: Their gentle lilac hue also makes these earrings a lovely choice for more formal or elegant occasions where you want to add a touch of color without overpowering your look.
Storage
- Protecting Dyed Chalcedony Beads: Store your earrings in a soft jewelry pouch or fabric-lined box to prevent scratching or damaging the dyed chalcedony beads. Since the color is applied through dyeing, prolonged exposure to sunlight or moisture may cause the color to fade.
- Protecting Stainless Steel Hooks: The stainless steel hooks are durable and resistant to tarnishing, but storing them in a dry, cool place will help maintain their shine and prevent any unwanted exposure to moisture.
Cleaning
- Dyed Chalcedony Beads: To clean the chalcedony beads, gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and any oils. If needed, lightly dampen the cloth with water. Avoid soaking the earrings or using any harsh chemicals that could affect the dye or the surface of the beads. Always dry the earrings thoroughly.
- Stainless Steel Hooks: Clean the stainless steel hooks with a soft, dry cloth. If more thorough cleaning is necessary, use a mild soap solution with a soft brush to gently clean the hooks, then dry them completely to avoid water spots.
General Care Tips
- Avoid Scratching: Chalcedony is a resilient stone, but as the beads are dyed, they can be more vulnerable to scratches. Store your earrings in a soft pouch or box to avoid scratches from other jewelry.
- Keep Away from Water: Remove your earrings before swimming, showering, or engaging in activities involving water to protect the dyed chalcedony beads from potential fading or damage.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Keep the earrings away from perfumes, lotions, and cleaning products, as they could damage the dyed chalcedony beads or cause the color to fade.
Chalcedony
Chalcedony – The Stone of Harmony
Chalcedony, a broad term encompassing numerous varieties of microcrystalline quartz, is known for its wide array of colors, from blue to pink, gray, and more. It’s found globally, with significant sources in Brazil, Uruguay, and India.
Etymology
The name “chalcedony” is derived from the ancient Greek town of Chalcedon (now Kadıköy, in Istanbul, Turkey). It’s often used interchangeably with names like: Onyx for black with white bands; Agate for banded varieties; Jasper for more opaque, solid colors; Carnelian and Sard for red and brownish-red types; Chrysoprase for green chalcedony; oriental markets also call dyed chalcedony “Jade”, even though it has nothing to do with actual Jade/Jadeite/Nephrite.
Cosmic Junction
Chalcedony resonates with the Moon, symbolizing calmness, balance, and emotional healing. It’s associated with the throat chakra, promoting communication and self-expression. Here’s how chalcedony has been viewed:
Ancient Uses: Chalcedony was used by many ancient civilizations for seals, amulets, and in decorative arts, valued for its protective and healing properties.
Roman Culture: Worn as amulets for protection, chalcedony was believed to bring stability, banish nightmares, and promote mental clarity.
Christian Tradition: Mentioned in the Bible as one of the stones in the High Priest’s breastplate, symbolizing peace and stability.
Modern Metaphysical Practices: Today, chalcedony is used for its soothing energy, helping to alleviate emotional turmoil and enhance group harmony.
Dyeing Techniques for Chalcedony Beads:
Immersion Dyeing: Chalcedony beads are often dyed by soaking them in a dye solution for days to weeks. This method allows the dye to penetrate deeply into the porous structure of the stone, giving a uniform color.
Heat Treatment: Sometimes combined with dyeing, heating can help fix the color or even change the natural color of chalcedony, especially in turning lighter stones into more vibrant shades like carnelian.
Surface Dyeing: For a quicker process, beads might only be surface dyed, which can be less stable but quicker, especially for creating patterns or enhancing natural banding.
Acid Treatment: Before dyeing, chalcedony might be treated with acid to increase its porosity, allowing for better dye absorption, particularly for creating black onyx from lighter chalcedony.
Stabilization: Some chalcedonies are stabilized with resins or polymers before dyeing to enhance color retention and durability of the dye.