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Kunzite & Amethyst Halo Ring | Sterling Silver

Kunzite & Amethyst Halo Ring | Sterling Silver

Regular price $155.00 USD
Regular price $155.00 USD Sale price $155.00 USD
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A Bit About The Piece:

Kunzite silver ring set with round amethyst accents on every surface.

Details, details...

The Center Stone: Kunzite

  • faceted oval cut
  • stone measurements: 8.09mm x 6.18mm
  • origin: unknown

The Side Stones: Amethyst & Cubic Zirconia

  • faceted round cuts
  • graduated sized amethysts, average halo diameter of 1.5mm
  • average CZ diameter: 1mm

The Setting: Cast Prong and Pave Set Black Antiqued Halo Ring

  • .925 sterling silver, solid
  • halo width: 14.68mm
  • bottom of shank width: 2.93mm
  • default size: 6.00

 

About Kunzite:

Kunzite is a pink variety of "spodumene" first identified in 1902 by influential Tiffany and Co. mineralogist, Dr. George Frederick Kunz.  The first material identified came from the Pala District in San Diego County, California.  Today, stones of importance still come from San Diego, as well as Afghanistan, Mexico, Brazil, and Madagascar.  Kunzite is often found with other pink gems such as morganite and pink tourmaline.  The pink color is directly caused by the element lithium; large, low quality crystals are often processed to extract this element for industrial use.

Kunzite is 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale and can safely be enjoyed in all types of jewelry.  Kunzite jewelry can be cleaned with chemical jewelry cleaner unless otherwise noted on the label.  It is important to note that some kunzite is known to permanently fade color when exposed to intense, direct sunlight for extended periods of time.  While this is not the case for all kunzite stones, we recommend storing kunzite jewelry in a sealed, dark box or location when not being worn as a precaution.

 

About Amethyst:

Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz known to come in many different shades and saturations.  Terms have been developed by the gem industry to describe some of these shades, such as "Rose de France" for lilac and "Siberian" for deep purple with red flashes.  Many amethysts from Brazil can turn into yellow citrine when heated at 850 degrees Fahrenheit.

Because amethyst is quartz, material is durable and ranks 7 on the Mohs hardness scale.  Amethyst makes great rings and is easy to clean with soap and water at home.  Chemical jewelry cleaners are safe to use on amethyst jewelry.

 

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