About Verdite
Verdite has a vivid green color that often gets mistaken with Jade. However, Verdite is more irregular in its finish, and sometimes appears naturally with yellow, blue-green, brown and even in a swirling pattern. Verdite gets its vivid color from chromium, the same mineral that gives Emeralds their green hue!
Metaphysical Properties
Since it was first located in Zimbabwe, Verdite has been associated with fertility. The stone has many metaphysical values, and is believed to bring one stability in their life.
About Argentium® Sterling Silver
Argentium® – The Finest Silver - is a purer version of Sterling Silver that is also highly tarnish resistant. Standard "Sterling Silver" is an alloy composed of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper. Thus, you see "925 Sterling Silver".
Argentium® is made with 93.5% silver and 6.5% other metals, including germanium and copper, which gives Argentium® additional beneficial properties for jewelry makers. For my jewelry, the biggest benefit of using Argentium® instead of regular Sterling Silver is that it is much more tarnish resistant.
In addition, Argentium® is responsibly manufactured, ethically sourced, and certified to be made with 100% recycled silver.
I carefully source my stones, metals and materials from reputable suppliers who also have a mission to run an eco-friendly & green business and participate in ethical & sustainable jewelry trade practices.
I want you to know that I stand behind my handmade jewelry with a 100% GUARANTEE!
- I GUARANTEE that I handmade your piece of jewelry myself, here in Colorado.
- I GUARANTEE that my Sterling Silver jewelry is made with genuine 925 Sterling Silver or 935 Argentium® Sterling Silver, as described in the product's details.
- I GUARANTEE that your piece of jewelry is created with the stone(s) described in the product's details.
If you ever have any questions, feel free to contact me!