No reserve price - Statement earrings Silver Aquamarine
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Sterling silver 925 earrings for ladies, featuring twenty aquamarine stones (0.83 ct total) in pear rose-cut shape, with a total weight of 7.7 g, a maximum width of 2.99 cm and a length of about 5.8 cm per earring, new and made in Portugal, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Main stone: Aquamarine
Total number of gems: 20
Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
Total pair weight: 7.7 g
Length of each earring: approx. 5.80 cm
Maximum width: approx. 2.99 cm
Gemstone shape: Pear / Drop
Cut style: Rose cut faceted / Rose Cut
Condition: New
Gender: Lady
Certification: No laboratory report
Gem dimensions
Each earring features 10 Aquamarine stones:
- 2 main stones: approx. 0.93 × 0.63 cm each
- 18 remaining stones: approx. 0.75 × 0.57 cm each
Dimensions are approximate and manually measured.
The 925 Sterling Silver carries the 925 mark, visible on the piece.
About Aquamarine:
Aquamarine is a blue variety of the mineral beryl, belonging to the same mineral family as emerald.
It is valued for its light blue to bluish-green hue, transparency, and luster. Inclusions, small color variations and differences between stones are natural characteristics that make each gem unique.
Care:
Avoid strong impacts and contact with perfumes, creams, detergents, chlorine, and other chemicals.
It is recommended to remove the earrings before bathing, swimming, sea exposure, or sports.
Clean gently with a soft cloth and store separately from other jewelry to preserve both the stones and the 925 Sterling Silver.
Main stone: Aquamarine
Total number of gems: 20
Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
Total pair weight: 7.7 g
Length of each earring: approx. 5.80 cm
Maximum width: approx. 2.99 cm
Gemstone shape: Pear / Drop
Cut style: Rose cut faceted / Rose Cut
Condition: New
Gender: Lady
Certification: No laboratory report
Gem dimensions
Each earring features 10 Aquamarine stones:
- 2 main stones: approx. 0.93 × 0.63 cm each
- 18 remaining stones: approx. 0.75 × 0.57 cm each
Dimensions are approximate and manually measured.
The 925 Sterling Silver carries the 925 mark, visible on the piece.
About Aquamarine:
Aquamarine is a blue variety of the mineral beryl, belonging to the same mineral family as emerald.
It is valued for its light blue to bluish-green hue, transparency, and luster. Inclusions, small color variations and differences between stones are natural characteristics that make each gem unique.
Care:
Avoid strong impacts and contact with perfumes, creams, detergents, chlorine, and other chemicals.
It is recommended to remove the earrings before bathing, swimming, sea exposure, or sports.
Clean gently with a soft cloth and store separately from other jewelry to preserve both the stones and the 925 Sterling Silver.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
20
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.83
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Aquamarine
Total weight
7.7 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Portugal
Shape of main stone
Pear
Cutting style of main stone
Rose cut
Width
2.99 cm
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