Item #4-4827-120
Influenced by the many art forms that touch our lives in the Southwest these elegant earrings were inspired by a beautiful blanket weaving, which is captured in the deeply carved sterling silver detail. Bright pink rhodochrosite teardrops give design movement. Sterling posts. Measure 1 1/4inches L x 1/2inch W. Made in New Mexico, USA.
As each day's sunset at the Sandia Mountains holds a unique beauty, so does each piece of genuine pink rhodochrosite with its depth of color and marbling characteristics. The Desert Blush collection pairs beautifully with chocolate brown, gray, neutral, denim, and other pastel wardrobe pieces, but best worn with blushing cheeks.
The Desert Blush collection features rhodochrosite stones and beads framed by sterling silver stampwork, a process of decorating silver with punches. The punch, or stamp, is held in one hand and hit repeatedly with a hammer held in the other until the design is impressed in the silver. Many of the Desert Blush sterling pieces showcase the blanket pattern, inspired by a Southwestern blanket weaving.
Intricate, hand strung beaded jewelry pieces offer more of a delicate, romantic look with pink rhodochrosite beads.
Made in America, the Desert Blush designer jewelry collection celebrates the warm melon and rose glow of the Sandia Mountains at sunset, a genuine Southwest beauty.
Rhodochrosite, the state mineral of Colorado, radiates and attracts love as its pinkish, raspberry red color implies. Found in the U.S. and Russia, rhodochrosite is believed to alleviate phobias and fears. Its energy sweeps away emotional clutter, helping to resolve personal conflict and developing inner freedom.
Care Instructions - Like all fine jewelry, CP SIGNATURE™ jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a ziploc bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never immerse in chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions, or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause damage to the gemstones. Never wear jewelry in a chlorinated pool or spa.
In the heart of the Southwest near Albuquerque, New Mexico, the sun sets over the Sandia Mountains washing them in an amazing collage of pink hues. Sandia means watermelon in Spanish, perhaps prompting the name of the range for its blushing, romantic tones. Genuine pink rhodochrosite captures these endless shades of pink in the Desert Blush designer jewelry collection.
