Down to Earth Jewellery
X Large Emerald Solitaire Ring, Horizontal (May birthstone)
The gemstone itself is absolutely stunning, with a size of 19-22 mm. But what really sets this ring apart is the fact that it has been created using copper electroforming. This process is a true art form, allowing for the deposition of copper electrolytes over several hours in a copper/acid solution. The result is a piece of jewellery that has a unique and unpredictable texture, making it truly one-of-a-kind.
The gemstones used in these pieces are raw and unpolished. This means that they may have some imperfections. But in our opinion, this only adds to the beauty and individuality of each piece. And when you receive your ring, you can rest assured that it will be beautifully packaged and ready for gifting, complete with a gemstone info card, thank you note, and care instructions.
It's important to note that copper can darken over time, which is why we recommend cleaning it with Copperbrite and a soft cloth. Available here) And while copper can potentially turn the skin green, a coat of clear nail polish can prevent this from happening.
Overall, this natural raw emerald copper solitaire ring is a truly special piece of jewellery. It's been made with love and care, using the finest materials and techniques, and it's sure to become a treasured part of your collection for years to come
About Emerald:
Probably the most valuable of the four famous precious gemstones, emeralds have been admired for their beauty and bold green colour for millennia. We often think of diamonds when we think of rare and expensive gemstones, but emeralds are more than 20 times more rare than diamonds. Emerald is the green variety of the family of beryl. Known from as early as 2 000 BC, Cleopatra’s passion for emeralds is well documented. It was also named as the fourth foundation stone in the wall of the new Jerusalem.
Some estimate that the oldest emeralds are around 2.97 billion years old.
Birthstone: May
Anniversary stone: 20th, 35th and 55th
Symbolism:
As the jewel of Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, the emerald has been known as a “stone of successful love”. It is seen as a symbol of loyalty, truth, unity, unconditional love, partnership and domestic bliss. It is also believed to enhance compassion, sensitivity and patience towards oneself and others.
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