Material Details:

Botswana Agate: Botswana agate is a special agate only found in Botswana, South Africa. It’s known for its beautiful banding and comes in hues of whites, grays, and pinks. It’s been found in grave sites dating back to 1500BC. Botswana agates are said to keep away spiders! No wonder it is also said to bring a sense of calmness to its wearer. Use a soft cloth or warm soapy water when needed.

Lapis Lazuli: A deep blue stone with light marbling. And boy, does Lapis have a history. As one of the oldest gemstones around, it is mentioned in writing going back over 6500 years! It was historically reserved for royalty and said to also symbolize wisdom and courage. Put on your royalty and act courageously with wisdom. Use a soft cloth or warm soapy water when needed.

Jeweler’s Brass: JB looks like a warmer version of 14K gold. It is an alloy composed of mostly copper and a little bit of zinc for added strength and durability. JB is rust-proof, corrosion-proof and will develop a patina with wear. It can be shined up with something acidic, with a tarnish removal cloth, or cleaner such as Bar Keepers Friend.

Gold-tone Niobium: Niobium is a pure metal, which means it contains no alloys like nickel and other common irritants. Gold-tone Niobium is created through an anodizing process when an electric current is passed through the metal while it is submerged in a liquid solution. There are no dyes, pigments or plating involved. The color that results comes from the natural property of the metal and light interference that we can see. Tarnish and corrosion resistant and hypoallergenic.

 Silver-tone Niobium: Niobium is a pure metal, which means it contains no alloys like nickel and other common irritants. Silver-tone refers to it’s natural non-anodized state. Tarnish and corrosion resistant and hypoallergenic.

Please note: Gemstones are one of a kind, just like you! They may vary slightly in appearance from the picture.