Amalia
Crescent Dangle Gold Hoops with Rubies
Crescent Dangle Gold Hoops with Rubies
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Traditionally hand crafted solid 18K yellow Gold earrings with three Ruby drops.
Approximately 23mm (7/8") diameter hoop, and 27mm (1.1" ) long.
| nobility | amplification of Qi | grounding | passion | blossoming |
GOLD
The precious metal gold is considered a master healer with rays in spiritual development, purification, and rejuvenation, and has long been associated with self-actualization. Treasured for its beauty and significance, gold has an enduring appeal. All of our gold elements are designed and crafted by hand in alliance with a 9th generation gold smithing family from India.
RUBY
One of the four precious stones, radiant ruby rules the root and heart with warmth and nobility. A traditional talisman of protection, passion, and fortune, ruby bolsters chi and confidence, supports those of a sensitive nature, and is a stone of leadership. Touted for its aphrodisiac qualities, ruby may also aid the physical heart and muscles and bring grounded vitality to the recipient. Our ruby hails from Mozambique.
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Earrings
Designed and crafted in alliance with a 9th generation gold smithing family from India, these handmade earrings are as authentic as they are delightful. The precious metal gold is considered a master healer with rays in spiritual development, purification, and rejuvenation and these earrings carry the vibration rightly. Inspired by traditional Indian design with Amalia’s flair for detail their style is enhanced with solid 18 karat gold, precious gemstones, and hand formed beads. Together they spark a quiet revival of play, artistry, and finely honed craft, honoring the maker and the adorned.
Layering:
Our earrings make a perfect pairing to all our collections, and splendidly accent the gold beads in our Alohi, Ali'i and Rainbow Mana collections. The size variations allow for dramatic stacking for those with multiple piercings.
