Suarga Jewellery
Éclat Aquamarine Earrings
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Éclat Earrings live up to their name - catching light with every movement, they embody refined elegance. Each piece features a mix of marquise and round cut zirconia stones, set in sterling silver with rhodium plating to give them a brillance that catches the eye.
For those who love a splash of color, this version of the Éclat Earrings features marquise cut lab-grown aquamarine stones, along with the round cut zirconia stones surrounding them.
We love these little stud statement earrings, because they have the power to elevate just about any outfit. Make sure to wear them if you're ready to collect daily compliments on your look.
Solid Sterling Silver: The Foundation of Enduring Quality
At Suarga, the true value of our silver collection lies in its foundation: Solid 925 Sterling Silver. This is a precious metal of substance and purity, composed of 92.5% pure silver, providing the strength, weight, and hypoallergenic quality that fine jewelry demands.
We choose Sterling Silver because it is an inherently valuable, durable, and timeless material—a true investment piece designed to be worn every day.
Enhanced for Lasting Brilliance
To ensure your Sterling Silver piece maintains its pristine, brilliant white finish for a lifetime, we apply a thin, protective layer of Rhodium.
Rhodium, a rare and highly reflective metal from the platinum family, acts as an invisible shield:
•Tarnish Protection: It seals the silver, preventing the natural oxidation that causes tarnish, meaning less cleaning and more wearing.
•Brilliant Finish: It imparts a bright, mirror-like luster that is superior to silver alone, giving your jewelry the sophisticated look of fine white gold.
The result is a piece of Solid Sterling Silver that is not only beautiful and hypoallergenic but is also fortified against the elements, guaranteeing enduring quality and brilliance. Choose Suarga for authentic silver jewelry, perfected for modern life.
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