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Multigem flower stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold with green and purple stones
Flower stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold with green and purple stones on ear
14kt yellow gold flower stud earrings with green and purple multigem stones, side view
Multigem flower stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold with green and purple stones
Flower stud earrings in 14kt yellow gold with green and purple stones on ear
14kt yellow gold flower stud earrings with green and purple multigem stones, side view

C. 1990 Vintage Black Mother-of-Pearl and 3.40 ct. t.w. Multi-Gem Flowers Earrings in 14kt Yellow Gold

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$2,655
C. 1990. In this Estate collection pair of earrings, there's no shortage of color and cheer. Trios of florals bloom with 1.00 ct. t.w. ameth…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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A Storied Heritage

Amethyst's presence in Western jewelry is documented from ancient Egypt and continued without significant interruption through Greek, Roman, medieval, and Renaissance European use. That continuity across material contexts reflects the stone's physical durability and consistent availability as a carving and setting material across those periods.

Stone Story

Abalone and mother of pearl are from the same material category, but register at different color intensities. Abalone displays vivid, simultaneous blues, greens, and purples, while pearl oyster nacre stays within a quieter white, cream, and silver range with more restrained color movement.

Myth & Meaning

Peridot's symbolic history is substantive and cross-cultural. Ancient Egyptians considered it protective against evil spirits and darkness; lapidaries in medieval Europe independently prescribed it for anxiety and enchantment. Two traditions, one stone, and three thousand years of consistent protective meaning.

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