and My Jewelry Platinum Alexandrite Earrings Carat 7377 [Your Box] (Color-Changing) 0.10 [June Birthstone] [Gift Wrapped]

Body: Platinum 900 Stone: Alexand (natural) Total 0.10ct Diameter approx. 1.5-2.0mm Clasp: Platinum 900 with silicone wrap Alexandrite is a fascinating gemstone that changes color depending on the type of light it hits. These stylish earrings feature a simple six-prong design. This stone is a type of mineral called "chrysoberyl," whose name comes from the Greek words for "gold" and "beryl," and its color changes depending on the type of light it is exposed to. It was named after the birthday of Alexander II, when it was discovered. When illuminated by candlelight or a bare light bulb, it has a deep reddish-purple color, with the best examples having a brownish-red color. In sunlight or fluorescent light, the color is strong and slightly yellowish green, but the best ones change to blue to bluish green. This is related to the absorption spectrum of the stone, with sunlight being strong in short wavelengths and candlelight being strong in long wavelengths, resulting in a clear difference in the color of the stone. ☆=Recommended points=☆ Alexandrite is a fascinating gemstone that changes color depending on the type of light it receives. These stylish earrings have a simple six-prong design. The mineral name for this stone comes from the Greek words for "gold" and "beryl." It is one of the minerals called "chrysoberyl" that is known for its beauty. So the color changes. It was discovered on the birthday of Alexander II, hence the name. It arrived. When illuminated by candlelight or a bare bulb, it is a deep reddish-purple red. The best ones will have a brownish red color. In daylight or fluorescent light, it is a strong, slightly yellowish green, and the best It changes color from blue to bluish green. This is related to the absorption spectrum of the stone, where short wavelengths are strong in sunlight. The long wavelengths of candlelight are strong, so the color of the stone is not clearly visible. There will be a difference. ▼Please note that the colour may look slightly different on your screen than in real life.