G.R.A.S. by The Holy Land Mint 14K Gold Petals Earrings w Diamond

• Contains 2.55 grams or 0.045 oz of 14k gold.
• Floral design with a 0.04 ct diamond in the center.
• Your beautiful jewelry piece is delivered in a signature G.R.A.S. box, with authentic Hebrew writing.
• Certificate of authenticity included.
• Dangle earring style with a v-wire finding.
• Made in Israel.

G.R.A.S. jewelry pieces are a timeless investment and the perfect gift for that special person or yourself. Add this beautiful G.R.A.S. by The Holy Land Mint 14K Gold Petals Earrings with Diamond to your cart today!

About G.R.A.S.
For over 30 years, G.R.A.S. has served as a design and manufacturing leader for fine-designer sterling silver jewelry, as well as a promoter and creator of authentic Israeli art and artifacts in Israel. Through unique designs, meticulous manufacturing standards, and a specialty in blending ancient and modern aesthetics, G.R.A.S. jewelry and artifacts serve as a piece of art inspired by Israel.

Jewelry Care
For gold jewelry, over time elements such as dust, perspiration, and cosmetic products can cause harm to the quality of gold jewelry and diminish its luster. To polish up your gold jewelry, utilize a soft polishing cloth to both clean and shine the piece. In case of tarnishing, gold jewelry should be taken to a professional jeweler for treatment.

Caring for silver and gold jewelry with gemstones requires added care, as gemstones are natural stones made of varying hardnesses and are liable to break or chip if not carefully handled. Avoid exposure to harmful elements and solutions as it may cause harm and alter the colors of the gemstones. As different gemstones have different physical properties, identifying your gemstone is critical before cleaning as they can react very differently to heat, light, acids, and scratching. For a deep cleaning, jewelry with gemstones should be taken to a professional jeweler for treatment.

Standards Institute of Israel (SII)
The national standardization body of Israel, SII, has been the national leader on quality since its establishment in 1923. The institution is a public, non-profit, statutory organization empowered by the Standards Law 1953, and publicly governed by representatives of organizations playing a major part in the national economy. The SII works in accordance with international gold standards in its role to assess and test the purity of the gold in jewelry as determined by the producer. Once validated by the SII, a stamp usually placed on the jewelry on either the back of the piece or beside the clasp. This stamp is usually so small that it is only visible under a magnifying glass in order to distinguish the relevant stamp details. The SII's assay symbol is of a harp, with the gold karat engraved underneath.