Rhodochrosite is a manganese carbonate mineral.
Rhodochrosite is a heart stone, which helps one to face ones fears and deal with past traumas and emotional wounds. Ones first reaction to Rhodochrosite may be unpleasant as it brings to light suppressed and perhaps forgotten traumas but it will eventually lead to healing and peace and joy for ones inner child.
It is said to be particularly useful for one who is traumatised by past sexual abuse.
Rhodochrosite imbues us with a strong sense of self-love, as well as selfless love and compassion.
Origin: Argentina
All of our pieces are manufactured using Sterling Silver 925 grade.
Where is silver found?
It naturally occurs in the Earth's crust, however, the occurrence only equates to being 0.08 parts per million. Therefore, to meet global demands, silver has to be mined. The largest producers of silver are Mexico, Bolivia, Poland, Australia, Turkey, and Peru. Like diamonds and crystals, scientists can also manufacture silver in a laboratories.
How much silver is actually in your sterling silver jewellery?
Silver-filled: Depending on the quality of your pieces, it could be anywhere from 5% to 10% sterling silver.
Why are there other metals in my Sterling Silver?
Silver (pure) is a very soft metal and would not be ideal for use in Jewellery. To havelongevity with your favourite sterling silver pieces, the silver(pure) requires a mixture of other metals. By adding other metals to the silver, they increase the hardness, making it more suitable and durable for every day use.
Is it good quality?
Sterling Silver 925 is the jewellery quality and used as a standard metal around the world markets. We all have heard of sterling silver jewellery, but what does that mean? Sterling silver is the choice silver of jewellery designers and customers.
Do you have Silver Plated jewellery?
Although it is more affordable, it actually doesn’t have any real value. Plated Silver doesn’t have any real silver value and very little resale. Our Sterling Silver is made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals like nickel or copper. Authentic pieces are certified by having “925” stamped on the inside of the ring, back of the pendant or the clasp of a chain.