Milliondreams Caorle
"Aurore 02" Bracelet - AURORE Collection
"Aurore 02" Bracelet - AURORE Collection
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NOTE
NOTE
Tutti i nostri prodotti Million Dreams sono interamente assemblati a mano in Italia, a Caorle. Utilizziamo solo materiali di alta qualità, tra cui pietre preziose, colori specifici e parti in metallo come l'acciaio (Nickel free), l'argento 925 e la placcatura in oro 18 kt. Questi elementi, insieme alla lavorazione artigianale, conferiscono ad ogni pezzo unicità e caratteristiche specifiche che possono includere leggere imperfezioni. Proprio per questa ragione, i colori e le finiture dei prodotti possono variare leggermente rispetto alle immagini campione esposte sul nostro sito o nei nostri cataloghi. Queste variazioni non sono da considerarsi difetti, bensì parte del fascino e dell’autenticità dei nostri articoli, rendendo ogni pezzo unico nel suo genere.
NOTE
All our Million Dreams products are entirely assembled by hand in Italy, in Caorle. The stones and metal parts make their imperfections a specific and natural feature.
MATERIALS
Composition in elastic thread: Agate Botswana + Stone of the Sun + spacers stainless steel gold Nikel free.
Stones diameter: mm. 6
DESCRIPTION
When elegance reigns supreme, with discretion and unmistakable charm in the Milliondreams style. The inspiration for the colors of an aurora seen from a beach on a pale winter morning. A sweet awakening of love, a gift for your collection, or whoever you know.
MORE INFORMATION
Agate (from the Greek ἀχάτης, achátes) is a variety of chalcedony , a generic name given to quartz , when it occurs in compact masses of microcrystalline silica with a fibrous-oriented texture. Agate has a typical zoned structure which is visible even to the naked eye, thanks to the diversity of color. Botswana agate is a particular type of agate , its colors enchant and conquer. ... This variety of banded chalcedony has colors ranging from brown to orange and pink to gray. The stone is wrapped in its warm streaks that refer to its protective action.
In medieval legends a "stone of the sun" is reported which seems to have allowed the Vikings to orient themselves with respect to the position of the sun even with fog or overcast skies during their long journeys at sea. A Danish archaeologist, Thorkild Ramskou, hypothesized in 1967 that it could be crystals with pleochroism , able to highlight the polarization of sunlight that occurs in the atmosphere, invisible to the naked eye. According to this hypothesis, it could be precisely cordierite , quite common in the form of pebbles on the Norwegian coasts. There cordierite it is a mineral, more precisely a cyclosilicate of aluminum, iron and magnesium. Cordierite was named in honor of the French geologist Pierre Louis Antoine Cordier (1777 - 1861). It is known for the very obvious pleochroism , that is, a change of color depending on the direction from which it is illuminated, so much so that it is called dichroite ("two colors", in ancient Greek). When he shows up as gem , blue-purple in color, is called Iolite.
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