Ruby in Zoisite is a super interesting stone, that I don't see much of, even while gem shopping in Tucson. It is the occurrence of ruby and zoisite crystals, all in the same specimen. Zoisite is generally green with black inclusions and everyone knows that rubies are traditionally pinkish red.
These earrings feature gorgeous briolettes of Ruby in Zoisite. I added a genuine ruby rondelle alongside to highlight the red component of the briolette.
As always, you can click on the photo to go directly to the listing for these one-of-a-kind earrings in my etsy shop.
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
September Birthstone ...
... is Sapphire. While most of us think blue when we think sapphire, it occurs in a wide variety of colors, including pink, which I'm featuring here.
This necklace starts with a rather large faceted nugget of pink sapphire. I topped it with a cluster of garnets, golden freshwater pearls ruby rondelles and faceted citrine rondelles. While this is quite nontraditional as far as sapphires go, the color combination seems quite regal to me.

If you have any September birthdays to consider, this necklace would be a wonderful choice! Click on the photo to go directly to this listing in my etsy shop and to see the necklace from some different angles.
This necklace starts with a rather large faceted nugget of pink sapphire. I topped it with a cluster of garnets, golden freshwater pearls ruby rondelles and faceted citrine rondelles. While this is quite nontraditional as far as sapphires go, the color combination seems quite regal to me.
If you have any September birthdays to consider, this necklace would be a wonderful choice! Click on the photo to go directly to this listing in my etsy shop and to see the necklace from some different angles.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
More Rutilated Quartz ...
... this time with a deliciously smooth Ruby briolette! Black and red is a classic color combination. This necklace captures that, but adds a modern flair.
I found it very difficult to get a good photo of these stones, so I'll share two photos with you here. The photo on the right shows the beauty of the rutilated quartz. It's full of needle like inclusions of black tourmaline.
This second photo better highlights the depth of color found in the ruby. It's the nicest quality ruby I've ever seen in bead form. It was a real splurge for me to purchase that strand of rubies while in Tucson, so I'm using them very judiciously. Click on either of the photos to go directly to the listing for this necklace in my etsy shop.
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