These gorgeous looking earrings are made with some of the prettiest, powdery-baby blue color turquoise that comes from Nevada's Pilot Mountain mine.. Their appealing color dominates the simple design & keeping the design itself to a minimum & letting the stones say it all, was the wisest way to present these! This type of design puts the sole focus on the stones, since any elaborate sterling work would otherwise distract.. The material is set in a high polished mirrored finished sterling which gives them their contemporary edge.

**I know its hard shopping on line, since photos don't give you any clue as to how heavy something is until we get them in hand. But in comparison to many of Federico's earrings, these are personally not bad on weight! In fact I personally believe these are pretty comfortable. It helps to know what weight your ears are happiest with, so before purchasing, please be sure to go over the weights,since I don't take back returns for the earrings being too heavy.

Artist, turquoise quality, cost per carat for this quality, carat amount, turquoise availability, sterling cost & artists time are all reflected in price

ARTIST: Federico Jimenez

COMBINED WEIGHT: 37 Grams---(1.30 Ounces)

LENGTH: 2-3/8" X 1-1/8"

METAL: Sterling

METAL FINISH: Contemporary

STONES: Natural Un-treated Pilot Mountain Turquoise

STONE CUT: Oval-Round

TURQUOISE SIZE: See photo 5

EAR STYLE: Posts

HALLMARK: 'JF/STERLING'

COME GIFT BOXED

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PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING:

*****I do not consider myself a 'professional photographer" but I do try my hardest to give you photos that are 'realistic" in color as much as I can. Playing a role in the items color, is the fact that each monitor varies and can make something appear to look more vibrant or less vibrant,depending on your monitor. If you need more photos, in different areas of lighting, please let me know! ****

To give you close up photos,pictures tend to make the item look much more larger & everything is more magnified than in actuality. So to get an accurate idea of how big these are,please either check them out being worn to get a rough idea (photo 2 & 8) or you can pull out a tape measure & compare to my given measurements above.