Blue-Green Apatite Natural Stone Earrings with Quartz Crystal
A beautiful finishing touch to your Le Joyau knit wool hair wrap. The color of this stone may vary from green to blue. Because they are handmade and the stones are picked by jewelry designer Bill Hurlin your earrings may be either more blue in tone or more green in tone. Both are gorgeous!
These elegant earrings feature natural blue-green flattened stone beads, each with its own subtle variations of deep teal, blue and earthy tones. The organic coloring beautifully complements the rich texture of our knit wool wraps while adding a touch of color and shimmer near the face.
The earrings are crafted with gold-filled findings (not just gold-plated) for lasting wear and a warm, luxurious finish.
At approximately 1½ inches long and ⅜ inch wide, they're large enough to be noticed without feeling overly heavy or overwhelming.
Because natural stone is wonderfully unique, no two pairs will be exactly alike—making each one a little different.
Designed to complement, not compete. Pair them with your favorite Le Joyau knit wool wrap for an effortlessly coordinated look.
Please note: Because these are natural stones, variations in color, pattern and markings are to be expected and are part of their beauty. Tones may vary: some stones may be more to the blue side and others more to the green side.
Works on medium to long hair and with any thickness.
Makes thin hair look like it has more volume.
Gentle on hair. Doesn't leave creases in hair and helps prevent breakage.
Curated or made by American designer.
Care
Occasional gentle hand-washing with mild detergent in cool water. Rinse with cold water. Dry flat out of sunlight when done.
Comes in its' own stylish bag to be used for storage that helps protect the chouchou.
Color Information
Please Note: We have done the best we can to make the colors as true as possible, however every computer and phone may be different so colors may not be as true.
Shipping
This product ships within 2 - 3 days and ships only within the USA.
