Rhodolite Garnet and 0.085 CT. T.W. Diamond Pendant in 14K Rose Gold

Express your heartfelt love for yourself or give as a gift to a loved one. This Rhodolite Garnet and 0.085 CT. T.W. Diamond Pendant in 14K Rose Gold is a popular crowd pleaser. Whether it be a friend, mother, girlfriend, teacher, colleague, daughter, grandmother, granddaughter, sister, or Aunt, Garnet gems, are an ideal gift choice to show your appreciation to someone you admire.

What is a natural Rhodolite Garnet?

The chemical composition of natural Rhodolite Garnets is a blend of pyrope, almandine, grossular and spessartite. The purplish-reddish hue distinguishes the Rhodolite garnet from other garnets. Garnets are found in metamorphosed rocks and geologists have determined that they were formed under severely high temperatures and pressures.

What is the history of Rhodolite Garnets?

The name Rhodolite Garnet comes from the rhododendron flower that is native to where they were first discovered. The word “rhodon” is Greek for rose-colored. You don’t need to ‘wear rose-colored glasses’ to see how spectacular this heart pendant. The word garnet stems from the Middle English word gernet, which is Latin for granatus or grain. This is a reference to the pomegranate fruit. Garnets were very popular in ancient Egypt and Rome. There are images of Egyptian pharaohs wearing garnet necklaces and archeologists have recovered these necklaces in Egyptian tombs on mummies. Romans traded garnets to use them as signet rings to seal important documents. Interesting fact: The Greek philosopher Plato of Athens had his portrait carved into a garnet stone. Garnets have inspired many legends and is associated with love, light, vitality and friendship. According to the bible, Noah brought a garnet onto his Ark to use as a source of light, to enable him to distinguish between day and night. Gem-quality Rhodolites are found in many places all over the world and can come from India, Africa, and Brazil. It falls under the zodiac sign of Aquarius.

What is the significance of heart jewelry?

Heart-shaped jewelry became popular in the Georgian and Victorian ages. King Edward VIII gifted Wallis Simpson with a Cartier heart charm that was inscribed with the phrase "The heart has its reasons". There is nothing more inspiring then a King giving up his throne for his one true love.

What was the designer’s inspiration?

The Rhodolite garnet is known as a stone of inspiration and the designer has always been passionate about hearts. Just looking at this stone garners fire, energy, strength, love, and creativity. Setting this stunning Rhodolite Garnet and 0.085 CT. T.W. Diamond Pendant in 14K Rose Gold brings out the stones intensity and framing it with a halo of diamonds creates the sparkle. Due to its range in gorgeous color from rose red to violet, wearing it inspires true love. The stone stimulates contemplation, intuition, and passion. Who can’t benefit from more passion in their life? Wear this pendant and open your heart to new love, new beginnings and new endeavors. Makes a great gift for an anniversary, birthday, graduation, holiday, or general appreciation.

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