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Russian Serpentine Earrings feature Natural Semi-Precious Stone Round Beads, 18k Gold PVD Coated Hypoallergic Stainless Steel Hooks, findings and beads.

Each earring weighs 1,4g, measures 8*37mm.

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Microcosm Collection.

Beads

Russian Serpentine

Colour

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

Durability

  • Natural Semi-Precious Stone Round Beads (Serpentine): Serpentine is a moderately durable stone, though it can be prone to scratches and damage when subjected to rough handling. While it is tough enough for daily wear, it is important to avoid direct impact or exposure to abrasive surfaces to preserve the stone’s natural surface.
  • Hypoallergenic Stainless Steel Hooks: Stainless steel is a durable, corrosion-resistant metal, ideal for sensitive skin. These hooks are designed to withstand regular wear and provide a secure, comfortable fit without tarnishing or causing irritation.

Suitability

  • Casual Wear: These earrings are perfect for adding an earthy and calming touch to casual outfits. The green tones of the serpentine beads provide a natural, balanced look that complements a wide range of clothing styles.
  • Special Occasions: The unique natural appearance of the serpentine beads makes these earrings suitable for more refined, yet understated, looks for special occasions. Their subtle elegance can elevate both day and evening wear.

Storage

  • Protecting Serpentine Beads: Store the earrings in a soft jewelry pouch or box to avoid scratches and damage to the serpentine beads. Keep them separate from other jewelry pieces that could cause abrasion to the beads’ surface.
  • Protecting Stainless Steel Hooks: While stainless steel is durable, it’s a good idea to store the earrings in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture buildup. This will help maintain the shine and prevent tarnishing.

Cleaning

  • Serpentine Beads: Clean the serpentine beads with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Avoid using harsh chemicals, as they can damage the stone. If necessary, you may use a slightly damp cloth, but ensure the beads are thoroughly dried afterward to prevent moisture absorption.
  • Stainless Steel Hooks: Clean the stainless steel hooks with a soft cloth to maintain their luster. If needed, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush to clean the hooks. After cleaning, dry them immediately to avoid water spots.

General Care Tips

  • Avoid Impact: Serpentine is a relatively soft stone and should be handled with care to avoid chipping or scratching. Avoid dropping the earrings or exposing them to hard surfaces.
  • Keep Dry: Remove the earrings before swimming, showering, or engaging in activities where they could be exposed to moisture. While stainless steel is water-resistant, the serpentine beads may be affected by prolonged exposure to water.
  • Avoid Chemicals: Keep the earrings away from perfumes, lotions, or harsh chemicals, as these can damage both the serpentine beads and the stainless steel hooks.

Zodiac Stone of Gemini

Russian Serpentine – The Stone of Wisdom

Russian Serpentine, known for its mesmerizing patterns and range of greens from olive to dark forest green, is a metamorphic rock formed from the alteration of magnesium-rich rocks like peridotite or dunite. Composed primarily of minerals such as chrysotile, antigorite, and lizardite, it’s found predominantly in Russia, especially in the Ural Mountains. Often used in beads, carvings, and jewelry, this stone holds a unique place in the gemstone world.

Etymology

The name “serpentine” comes from the Latin “serpentinus,” meaning “of a serpent,” due to its snake-like patterns or colors. In Russia, it’s also called “Zmeevik,” which translates to “serpent stone.”

Cosmic Junction

Serpentine resonates with Mercury, symbolizing wisdom, communication, and healing. Connected to both the heart chakra for emotional healing and balance and the crown chakra for spiritual exploration, this stone has been revered for its metaphysical properties:

Serpentine was thought to ward off the evil eye and protect against dark magic. In Slavic folklore, it’s associated with Zmey Gorynych, a dragon-like creature, suggesting its protective and transformative qualities. Healers and shamans used it in rituals for spiritual purification and to connect with nature spirits.

Serpentine served not just as a protective stone but was also used in amulets for shamanic journeys in Siberia, believed to guide the soul safely through other realms. Its green hues were seen as the essence of earth’s life force.

While not specifically Russian, the name serpentine reflects the Greek myth of the serpent, symbolizing rebirth and healing, which resonates across cultures.

In Christian contexts within Russia, serpentine was occasionally incorporated into religious artifacts, symbolizing eternal life and resurrection, similar to the serpent on Moses’s staff in the Old Testament.

Today, Russian Serpentine is utilized for grounding, meditation, and enhancing psychic abilities, echoing its ancient spiritual roles.

Russian Serpentine Earrings

“If you follow your roots, then strength guides your journey.”

Russian Serpentine Earrings feature Natural Semi-Precious Stone Round Beads, 18k Gold PVD Coated Hypoallergic Stainless Steel Hooks, findings and beads.

Each earring weighs 1,4g, measures 8*37mm.

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Microcosm Collection.

Beads

Russian Serpentine

Colour

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

Durability

  • Natural Semi-Precious Stone Round Beads (Serpentine): Serpentine is a moderately durable stone, though it can be prone to scratches and damage when subjected to rough handling. While it is tough enough for daily wear, it is important to avoid direct impact or exposure to abrasive surfaces to preserve the stone’s natural surface.
  • Hypoallergenic Stainless Steel Hooks: Stainless steel is a durable, corrosion-resistant metal, ideal for sensitive skin. These hooks are designed to withstand regular wear and provide a secure, comfortable fit without tarnishing or causing irritation.

Suitability

  • Casual Wear: These earrings are perfect for adding an earthy and calming touch to casual outfits. The green tones of the serpentine beads provide a natural, balanced look that complements a wide range of clothing styles.
  • Special Occasions: The unique natural appearance of the serpentine beads makes these earrings suitable for more refined, yet understated, looks for special occasions. Their subtle elegance can elevate both day and evening wear.

Storage

  • Protecting Serpentine Beads: Store the earrings in a soft jewelry pouch or box to avoid scratches and damage to the serpentine beads. Keep them separate from other jewelry pieces that could cause abrasion to the beads’ surface.
  • Protecting Stainless Steel Hooks: While stainless steel is durable, it’s a good idea to store the earrings in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture buildup. This will help maintain the shine and prevent tarnishing.

Cleaning

  • Serpentine Beads: Clean the serpentine beads with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Avoid using harsh chemicals, as they can damage the stone. If necessary, you may use a slightly damp cloth, but ensure the beads are thoroughly dried afterward to prevent moisture absorption.
  • Stainless Steel Hooks: Clean the stainless steel hooks with a soft cloth to maintain their luster. If needed, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush to clean the hooks. After cleaning, dry them immediately to avoid water spots.

General Care Tips

  • Avoid Impact: Serpentine is a relatively soft stone and should be handled with care to avoid chipping or scratching. Avoid dropping the earrings or exposing them to hard surfaces.
  • Keep Dry: Remove the earrings before swimming, showering, or engaging in activities where they could be exposed to moisture. While stainless steel is water-resistant, the serpentine beads may be affected by prolonged exposure to water.
  • Avoid Chemicals: Keep the earrings away from perfumes, lotions, or harsh chemicals, as these can damage both the serpentine beads and the stainless steel hooks.

Zodiac Stone of Gemini

Russian Serpentine – The Stone of Wisdom

Russian Serpentine, known for its mesmerizing patterns and range of greens from olive to dark forest green, is a metamorphic rock formed from the alteration of magnesium-rich rocks like peridotite or dunite. Composed primarily of minerals such as chrysotile, antigorite, and lizardite, it’s found predominantly in Russia, especially in the Ural Mountains. Often used in beads, carvings, and jewelry, this stone holds a unique place in the gemstone world.

Etymology

The name “serpentine” comes from the Latin “serpentinus,” meaning “of a serpent,” due to its snake-like patterns or colors. In Russia, it’s also called “Zmeevik,” which translates to “serpent stone.”

Cosmic Junction

Serpentine resonates with Mercury, symbolizing wisdom, communication, and healing. Connected to both the heart chakra for emotional healing and balance and the crown chakra for spiritual exploration, this stone has been revered for its metaphysical properties:

Serpentine was thought to ward off the evil eye and protect against dark magic. In Slavic folklore, it’s associated with Zmey Gorynych, a dragon-like creature, suggesting its protective and transformative qualities. Healers and shamans used it in rituals for spiritual purification and to connect with nature spirits.

Serpentine served not just as a protective stone but was also used in amulets for shamanic journeys in Siberia, believed to guide the soul safely through other realms. Its green hues were seen as the essence of earth’s life force.

While not specifically Russian, the name serpentine reflects the Greek myth of the serpent, symbolizing rebirth and healing, which resonates across cultures.

In Christian contexts within Russia, serpentine was occasionally incorporated into religious artifacts, symbolizing eternal life and resurrection, similar to the serpent on Moses’s staff in the Old Testament.

Today, Russian Serpentine is utilized for grounding, meditation, and enhancing psychic abilities, echoing its ancient spiritual roles.