• Jasmine (Mogra) Emerald Studs
  • Jasmine (Mogra) Emerald Studs
  • Jasmine (Mogra) Emerald Studs

Jasmine (Mogra) Emerald Studs

Jasmine (Mogra) Emerald Studs

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Jasmine studs in 22k gold vermeil, bezel-set with deep emerald-green stones for a refined, royal hint of color.

92.5 sterling silver base with heavy 22k gold vermeil plating
Kundan-style bezel setting: forest-green glass stones encased and secured (not glued)
Approx. 0.5" diameter | Sterling silver post with butterfly back

Product Details

The Motif
A five-petal Jasmine (Mogra) flower, symbolizing new beginnings.
The Technique
Kundan Style Setting. The defining feature here is the gold framework. The green stones are not glued; they are encased in a bezel of gold that has been pressed around the edges to secure them.
The Palette
Deep, translucent Forest Green glass stones, framed by the warm glow of 22k Gold.
The Material
92.5 Sterling Silver base (Precious and durable).
The Plating
Heavily coated in 22k Gold (Vermeil quality) to replicate the look of solid gold Kundan work.
Dimensions
Approx 0.5" diameter.
Closure
Sterling silver post with a secure butterfly back.

Care

This is a Gold Vermeil piece.

Water: Silver can oxidize if left wet. Wipe dry immediately after swimming or showering.

Chemicals: Perfumes and lotions can cloud the surface of the glass stones. Apply beauty products before putting on your jewelry.

Storage: Store in the Gullye dust bag.

Shipping & Returns

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Returns

  • Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery on unused items in original packaging.

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The Story Behind

  • Encased in Gold.

    The word Kundan means "highly refined gold." It refers to the purest form of the metal.

    Master Jeweler Ratan uses this aesthetic to give these studs their regal look. In cheap jewelry, stones are often glued in. In Kundan-style work, the stone is held by the metal itself.

    Ratan places the emerald-hued glass into the setting and then carefully presses the gold-plated metal over the edges of the stone. This creates a solid, seamless collar of gold that locks the "gem" in place forever.

    The result is a flower where the green seems to be blooming directly out of the gold.

    Held by gold. Defined by color.