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Citrine and Composite Turquoise Sterling Silver Earrings - Earth and Sun
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Artisan Neeru Goel has been a collector of gemstones and jewelry since childhood, and her fascination has bloomed into a jewelry designing career. These hand-crafted sterling silver earrings feature sparkling citrine and round composite turquoise stones to represent the union of the sun and the earth. Traditionally, citrine is though to attract wealth, prosperity, and success, while turquoise, the purification stone, dispels negative energy and protects against bad influence.
- 925 sterling silver, composite turquoise, citrine
- 0.07 oz
- 1.3 inches L x 0.4 inches W x 0.2 inches D
THE STORY BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Artisan Organization: Neeru Goel
Country: India
"Hi! My name is Neeru Goel and I was born on September 19, 1960. I spent most of my childhood in Kolkata, a metropolis in West Bengal. Collecting jewelry and gemstones has been my passion ever since childhood. I have been greatly inspired by my grandmother who used to look into each and every detail, from how jewelry is made to what had been used to make the jewelry. I remember when I was just a child, my grandmother used to watch nomads walking on the roads and admire them for wearing huge and fancy jewelry.
"I am a housewife, I married very young and today I am blessed with a beautiful daughter. However, being a housewife was not my cup of tea so I decided to convert my hobby into a trade.
"I recently started designing sculptures in silver with Meenakari art. This was suggested by a friend, who by looking at my designing skills thought I could also make a mark in sculpting. I am overwhelmed at this new experience, and I am looking forward to continuing on this new artistic path.
"It feels great to see my products being admired by other people and I hope with time my products will be admired and purchased not only by my people but also by people from outside my country. I believe my dream will come true through this esteemed company.""