Take your day into the night with this adorable brightly polished 18k gold dangle charm or piercing stud earring! Three sparkling prong set marquise cut stones fan out on one side, creating a leaf cluster that pops with color and rich shine. Mix and match it for a highly accessorized look, versatile and oh-so chic.

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Details

Earrings Information

• Metal: 18K Gold
• Dimensions: 7mm
• Metal Weight (g): 0.46

Gemstone Information

• Stone Size: 3.5x1.5mm
• Total Carat Weight: 0.21
• No. Of Stones: 3

About the stones:

Genuine Labradorite: Belonging to the feldspar mineral group, it’s treasured for its remarkable color play, known as “labradorescence”—basically, compelling flashes of blue, violet, brown, gold, and gray, sometimes all at once.

Metaphysical Properties: Known as a stone of transformation, labradorite can be useful through periods of change. It is thought to enhance and amplify your own built-in intuitions, while encouraging feelings of strength, courage and perseverance.

Natural Emerald: A variety of the beryl mineral family, emerald is a rare and highly sought-after precious gemstone that gets its green color from traces of chromium, and occasionally vanadium. It’s also the birthstone for May.

Metaphysical Properties: Known to be a stone of abundance, vitality and prosperity, it can be worn to promote and enhance everything from fertility to love and domestic bliss.

Natural Moonstone: Formed by alternating layers of the feldspar minerals orthoclase and albite, moonstone produces a phenomenon called adularescence—the soft light that glows from within, and shimmers across the gemstone’s surface.

Metaphysical Properties: Alleviates stress, quiets emotions, and promotes a sense of peace and tranquility. It’s a soother and a stabilizer, deeply connected to lunar energy, and a stone to take on journeys, whether you’re finding your way in a spiritual sense or boarding a plane.

Natural Multi Tourmaline: Tourmaline is an aluminum borosilicate mixed with a variety of different metals including iron or magnesium. Tourmaline gemstones can be many different colors, including black, blue, green, pink, red, violet and yellow. A tourmaline’s color is determined by the type and amount of trace metal elements present in the stone.

Metaphysical Properties: A calming, healing stone that quiets worries, and balances a restless, overactive mind. Tourmaline can bring about creativity, inspire you to let go of fears, embrace new challenges, and enhance your negotiation and communication skills.

Natural Amethyst: The violet-hued variety of the mineral quartz is also February’s birthstone.

Metaphysical Properties: A stone that brings a sense of peace to the wearer, acting as a natural tranquilizer, relieving irritability, anxiety, and even the effects of grief. Amethyst also aids in alleviating insomnia, and many believe it helps those who suffer from addiction and ward off the onset and effects of drunkenness.

Genuine Blue Sapphire: The blue variety of the mineral corundum owes its color to trace elements of iron and titanium. Sapphire is the most valuable and desirable blue gemstone used in jewelry due to its popular hue (which ranges from pastel to sky to a deep midnight blue), rarity, excellent hardness, durability, and brilliance. It’s also the birthstone for September. Sapphire also comes in a number of other colors—yellow, green, orange, purple, pink and lavender and every shade in between. Each hue is determined by the type, and amount of, trace elements present in the stone, such as iron, titanium, chromium, copper and magnesium.

Metaphysical Properties: Sapphire is generally considered a healing stone that can enhance intuition, mental clarity, and creative self-expression. Blue sapphires symbolize nobility, loyalty, and fidelity, making them perfect for engagement rings.

Natural Pink Sapphire: The blue variety of the mineral corundum owes its color to trace elements of iron and titanium. Sapphire is the most valuable and desirable blue gemstone used in jewelry due to its popular hue (which ranges from pastel to sky to a deep midnight blue), rarity, excellent hardness, durability, and brilliance. It’s also the birthstone for September. Sapphire also comes in a number of other colors—yellow, green, orange, purple, pink and lavender and every shade in between. Each hue is determined by the type, and amount of, trace elements present in the stone, such as iron, titanium, chromium, copper and magnesium.

Metaphysical Properties: Sapphire is generally considered a healing stone that can enhance intuition, mental clarity, and creative self-expression. Blue sapphires symbolize nobility, loyalty, and fidelity, making them perfect for engagement rings.