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Ear Cuff Si Joli Turquoise Ear Cuff Si Joli Turquoise Earring Yellow Gold

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€970.00
Gold Color
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  • The Si Joli Turquoise Ear Cuff in yellow gold brightens up your outfit with a dazzling touch of color. This elegant turquoise ear cuff features soft shades of soothing blue, characteristic of the natural beauty of the turquoise stone. Its silhouette delicately harmonizes with the contour of your ear, creating a perfect symbiosis with this legendary gem. As a bold symbol of style and color, the Si Joli Turquoise Ear Cuff in yellow gold highlights your uniqueness while honoring the tradition and deep meaning of the turquoise stone in fashion and culture.

    Carats
    0.038
    Gold weight
    19.7000g
    Reference
    911f J

  • 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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Yellow gold and turquoise ear ring

Ear cuff in turquoise as a gift

Turquoise was highly prized among ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Persians, Mesopotamians and American Indians. It had a sacred and precious character, frequently used for making jewelry, amulets and ritual articles. The Egyptians gave it the evocative name of “means of beauty” and incorporated it into their adornments as well as in the decoration of royal tombs. Furthermore, in Central Asia, turquoise had been extracted and shaped for more than 3,000 years, with the Turkmens particularly renowned for their silver works decorated with this gem. Turquoise was believed to have the power to ward off the evil eye and harmful influences. Its appeal extended to medieval Europe, where it became a prized stone for adorning nobility jewelry, royal crowns and religious objects. Additionally, it was strongly believed in its ability to protect against falls and bring prosperity and happiness.

Resplendent blue turquoises

A story of turquoise

Turquoise held great importance as a sacred stone among various Native American tribes, including the Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni. It was used to make necklaces, bracelets, earrings and other ritual objects, and remains an essential element of Native American crafts today. In the early 20th century, turquoise enjoyed a resurgence in popularity thanks to renowned jewelry designers who incorporated it into their designs, contributing to its key role in the Art Deco movement. Today, turquoise continues to be very popular in jewelry, often used to give life to contemporary jewelry such as rings, necklaces, earrings, and even pieces of fine jewelry. Its diversity in terms of colors and patterns makes it a stone loved by designers around the world, who continue to be inspired by its timeless beauty.

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