SOLD// Rutilated Quartz GALAXY Ring, 1.73ct
SOLD// Rutilated Quartz GALAXY Ring, 1.73ct
GET OUT OF THIS WORLD
Step into a world where imagination meets innovation, introducing Galaxy by Mary van der Aa. Crafted with utmost precision, each piece exudes a bold style that demands attention. Unfolding a realm of limitless possibilities, the unique geometric features of Galaxy set it apart from the rest. These distinctive shapes, carefully curated and expertly crafted, effortlessly capture the essence of modern sophistication. This fashion-forward collection features hand-faceted, colorful and unusual gemstones including sphene, pyrite in quartz, geolite, hyalite opal, and many more “out of this world” gemstones.
Item number: GALRL
Metal: Sterling Silver, Brush Finish
Gems: Rutilated Quartz, Natural, No Treatment, Brazil, 1.73ct, Faceted by Tucson Todd’s Gems
Size: 7.00
Launch year: 2020
Made in United States
Ethically Sourced
Jewelry Care
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“Mary van der Aa and @tucsontoddsgems are legends. Thank you for making me feel empowered and beautiful. That’s what your creations do, create change.”
RUTILATED QUARTZ
While many gemstones are most valuable when they contain little or no inclusions, rutilated quartz is the exception. It is prized for its needle-like inclusions of rutile. These inclusions mostly appear golden, but can also look copper, silver or deep black. These inclusions give it a special allure and desirability as a distinctive gemstone type. Rutilated quartz is found mainly in colorless, transparent quartz. Other varieties of quartz are rarely if ever found in rutilated form. Rutilated quartz is known metaphysically to promote spiritual growth and illuminate the soul. It cleanses auras and acts as an antidepressant. It is also believed to relieve anxiety, phobias and fears. Rutilated quartz has a hardness of 7.0, making it very durable for everyday wear.
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