Moonstone and Red Spinel Earrings

$6,450.00

Surrounding these alluring blue moonstones are magenta sapphires and red and pink spinels set off with an ancient technique, called “granulation”. It is the application of miniature spheres of precious metals in jewelry practiced 4,000 years ago in and around Italy and Greece, making for a beautiful, timeless look.

Details and Dimensions:

• 4.43 carats moonstone
• .38 carats red spinel
• .18 carats red spinel
• .02 carats magenta sapphires
• 22k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold french hooks

Need additional support shopping for fine jewelry? Contact our concierge melissa@allthebrilliants.com to access fine jewelry that amplifies your personal style and aligns with your values.

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Surrounding these alluring blue moonstones are magenta sapphires and red and pink spinels set off with an ancient technique, called “granulation”. It is the application of miniature spheres of precious metals in jewelry practiced 4,000 years ago in and around Italy and Greece, making for a beautiful, timeless look.

Details and Dimensions:

• 4.43 carats moonstone
• .38 carats red spinel
• .18 carats red spinel
• .02 carats magenta sapphires
• 22k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold french hooks

Need additional support shopping for fine jewelry? Contact our concierge melissa@allthebrilliants.com to access fine jewelry that amplifies your personal style and aligns with your values.

Surrounding these alluring blue moonstones are magenta sapphires and red and pink spinels set off with an ancient technique, called “granulation”. It is the application of miniature spheres of precious metals in jewelry practiced 4,000 years ago in and around Italy and Greece, making for a beautiful, timeless look.

Details and Dimensions:

• 4.43 carats moonstone
• .38 carats red spinel
• .18 carats red spinel
• .02 carats magenta sapphires
• 22k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold french hooks

Need additional support shopping for fine jewelry? Contact our concierge melissa@allthebrilliants.com to access fine jewelry that amplifies your personal style and aligns with your values.



 

For centuries spinel was mistaken as ruby or sapphire, which is why it bears the name of “the great imposter”. It was not until 1783 that spinels were differentiated from rubies.

Beyond ruby red hues, it can also be shades of pink, orange, green, blue, violet, and purple. It is a durable gemstone, meaning it is a gorgeous option as an engagement ring - or a ring you wear every day.

We've outlined points to help you understand value and what to ask to make an informed decision on spinel jewelry you will LOVE!

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