Sugilite Stud Earrings, Silver

Sugilite stud earrings in 925 sterling silver showcase the natural color variety of this rare gemstone. Sugilite was discovered in Japan in 1944. Its hues range from light lilac to dark violet with slightly reddish undertones. The 7 x 9 mm stones appear differently depending on the light and bring their own unique structure.

The setting is made of 925 sterling silver. It is nickel-free, skin-friendly, and suitable for daily wear. Each stone differs in color and grain, making every pair of earrings unique.

Meaning in Healing Stone Lore

In healing stone lore, Sugilite is often associated with the nervous system and the head area, particularly with themes such as inner tension, mental restlessness, and the need for boundaries. In traditional attributions, it is also mentioned in connection with stress, sensory overload, and emotional exhaustion.

Furthermore, Sugilite is found in descriptions that link it to the heart area and general emotional balance. This refers less to physical effects in a medical sense, and more to the subjective feeling of stability, clarity, and inner composure.

In lithotherapy, it is assumed that minerals are perceived through their color, structure, and composition, and can thereby evoke individual resonances. These attributions are based on empirical values and traditional knowledge from various sources. Fundamental works on lithotherapy also describe connections between color effects, perception, and personal feelings.

The use of healing stones does not replace medical or therapeutic treatment, but can – if desired – be understood as a personal, accompanying practice.

General Information

As this is a natural product, color and structure may vary from the product photo. These differences are typical and emphasize the individual character of each stone.

Clean the earrings with a soft cloth and avoid aggressive cleaning agents. To prevent scratches, it is advisable to store them separately from other jewelry.

Sources

Methuselah: The Great Lexicon of Healing Stones, Scents and Herbs
Michael Gienger: Lexicon of Healing Stones from Agate to Zoisite