Pink Spinel Drop Earrings
Spinel drop attachments:
• 3.01/2.88 ct pear ‘egg’ cut pink Spinels, no treatment and certified by Gem Research SwissLab (GRS)
• Size of drop attachment approx 11.6 x 7.5 mm
• Weight approx 4.8 g
• Made with SMO (Single Mine Origin responsibly sourced gold) 18k yellow gold with a satin finish
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
Gold huggie hoops:
• approx 23mm diameter and 2mm width
• 0.04 cts white G VS round brilliant diamonds
• Weight approx 2.6 g
• Made with SMO (Single Mine Origin responsibly sourced gold) 18k yellow gold with a satin finish
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
About:
Inspired by the structure of a seedpod, our Ortus hoop earrings are a symbol of nature’s creation. Made with sparkling pink Spinels, these can be worn three ways: classically, in reverse, or simply just the hoops alone.
These Spinels hail from the Pamir mountains in Tajikistan, an historically important location. The Kuh-i-Lal mine has supplied some of the world’s finest gems in imperial collections from British, Russian and Persian Collections for centuries. Formerly referred to as ‘Balas rubies’ the most famous examples include the Black Prince’s Ruby in the British Imperial State Crown, the Hope Spinel and the centre piece decorating the Imperial Crown of Russia made for Empress Catherine the Great.
Spinel drop attachments:
• 3.01/2.88 ct pear ‘egg’ cut pink Spinels, no treatment and certified by Gem Research SwissLab (GRS)
• Size of drop attachment approx 11.6 x 7.5 mm
• Weight approx 4.8 g
• Made with SMO (Single Mine Origin responsibly sourced gold) 18k yellow gold with a satin finish
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
Gold huggie hoops:
• approx 23mm diameter and 2mm width
• 0.04 cts white G VS round brilliant diamonds
• Weight approx 2.6 g
• Made with SMO (Single Mine Origin responsibly sourced gold) 18k yellow gold with a satin finish
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
About:
Inspired by the structure of a seedpod, our Ortus hoop earrings are a symbol of nature’s creation. Made with sparkling pink Spinels, these can be worn three ways: classically, in reverse, or simply just the hoops alone.
These Spinels hail from the Pamir mountains in Tajikistan, an historically important location. The Kuh-i-Lal mine has supplied some of the world’s finest gems in imperial collections from British, Russian and Persian Collections for centuries. Formerly referred to as ‘Balas rubies’ the most famous examples include the Black Prince’s Ruby in the British Imperial State Crown, the Hope Spinel and the centre piece decorating the Imperial Crown of Russia made for Empress Catherine the Great.
Spinel drop attachments:
• 3.01/2.88 ct pear ‘egg’ cut pink Spinels, no treatment and certified by Gem Research SwissLab (GRS)
• Size of drop attachment approx 11.6 x 7.5 mm
• Weight approx 4.8 g
• Made with SMO (Single Mine Origin responsibly sourced gold) 18k yellow gold with a satin finish
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
Gold huggie hoops:
• approx 23mm diameter and 2mm width
• 0.04 cts white G VS round brilliant diamonds
• Weight approx 2.6 g
• Made with SMO (Single Mine Origin responsibly sourced gold) 18k yellow gold with a satin finish
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
About:
Inspired by the structure of a seedpod, our Ortus hoop earrings are a symbol of nature’s creation. Made with sparkling pink Spinels, these can be worn three ways: classically, in reverse, or simply just the hoops alone.
These Spinels hail from the Pamir mountains in Tajikistan, an historically important location. The Kuh-i-Lal mine has supplied some of the world’s finest gems in imperial collections from British, Russian and Persian Collections for centuries. Formerly referred to as ‘Balas rubies’ the most famous examples include the Black Prince’s Ruby in the British Imperial State Crown, the Hope Spinel and the centre piece decorating the Imperial Crown of Russia made for Empress Catherine the Great.
