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Ear Cuff Si Joli Turquoise Ear Cuff Si Joli Turquoise Earring White Gold

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€970.00
Gold Color
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  • The Si Joli Turquoise Ear Cuff in white gold adds a vibrant pop of color to your outfit. This elegant turquoise ear cuff is adorned with soft tones of soothing blue, characteristic of the natural beauty of the turquoise stone. Its silhouette delicately follows the contour of your ear, creating perfect harmony with this legendary gem. A bold symbol of style and color, the Si Joli Turquoise Ear Cuff in white gold highlights your uniqueness while celebrating the tradition and significance of the turquoise stone in fashion and culture.

    Carats
    0.038
    Gold weight
    19.7000g
    Reference
    911f B

  • RedLine jewelry are infallibly ultra-resistant and exclusively designed for day-to-day wear. These jewelry pieces are waterproof and resistant to sports activities if well and rightly adjusted. Can be worn during night time. Keep precious gemstones and pearls away from harsh chemicals: cosmetics, perfumes, household cleaning fluids, and other harmful substances should be prevented. Avoid stacking RedLine jewelry with other bulky accessories or hefty watches to hinder abrasions and conserve the luster of the metal.

  • This jewel will be made especially for you. It will be sent to you from our Parisian workshop as soon as possible.

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White gold and turquoise ear ring

Offer a turquoise ear cuff

Turquoise played a role of great importance in ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Persians, Mesopotamians and American Indians. It was revered as a sacred and precious stone, frequently used for jewelry, amulets and ritual objects. The Egyptians even referred to it as a “means of beauty” and adorned both their jewelry and the tombs of the pharaohs with it. In Central Asia, turquoise has been extracted and worked for more than 3,000 years, notably by the Turkmens, known for their silver creations decorated with this stone. They believed in its ability to protect against the evil eye and harmful influences. During the Middle Ages in Europe, turquoise gained popularity and adorned jewelry of the nobility, royal crowns and religious objects. It was attributed with protective powers against accidents and the ability to bring prosperity. This stone has spanned the centuries as a symbol of beauty, spirituality and protection.

Radiant blue turquoises

The history of turquoise

Turquoise was a sacred stone to many Native American tribes, including the Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni. It was used to make necklaces, bracelets, earrings and other ritual objects. Even today, it plays an important role in Native American crafts. In the early 20th century, turquoise experienced a resurgence in popularity thanks to famous jewelry designers, who incorporated the stone into their creations. It became a key element of the Art Deco movement. Today, turquoise continues to be a popular stone in jewelry. It is often used to create contemporary jewelry, rings, necklaces, earrings, and even fine jewelry pieces. Turquoise's variety of colors and patterns make it a popular stone for designers around the world.

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