This listing id for beautiful  Beautiful "Sea Blue Chalcedony Ring Size 10 US, 925 Silver" that you see in these photos. The stone is 1.5 x 2.5 cm. It has beautiful translucent blue color created by Mother-Nature. You will love it:)

Note, if you need to change the size of the ring to any other size it can be done for additional $10.00 (you will have to contact me about it and I will change the price for you). It will take extra 5 business days to change the size, etc.

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Chalcedony Healing Properties

Healing Chalcedony ? Emotional balance ? Vitality ? Stamina ? Endurance ? Energy ? Intensity ? Hardiness ? Nurturance ? Generosity ? Liveliness ? Kindness ? Charity ? Friendliness

 
A natural form of silicon dioxide, Chalcedony is a cryptocrystalline variety of Quartz.

Chakras - Sacral Chakra, Solar Plexus Chakra
Zodiac - Cancer, Virgo, Sagittarius, Aquarius
Typical colours - white to grey, greyish-blue, or brown ranging from pale to nearly black.  Chalcedony has a waxy lustre, and may be semitransparent or translucent.

Chalcedony is a nurturing stone that promotes brotherhood and good will.  It absorbs negative energy.  It brings the mind, body, emotions and spirit into harmony.  Chalcedony instills feelings of benevolence and generosity.  It alleviates hostility and transforms melancholy into joy.  Eases self-doubt.  Creates openness and enthusiasm.  Absorbs and dissipates negative thoughts, emotions and bad dreams.

Chalcedony improves mineral assimilation and combats mineral buildup in veins.  Lessens the effects of dementia and senility.  It increases physical energy.  Heals the eyes, gallbladder, bones, spleen, blood and circulatory system.

In addition to the generic healing properties of Chalcedony, specific colours have additional attributes:

Blue Chalcedony

Chakras - Throat Chakra
Planet - Moon
Element - Water

A creative stone, Blue Chalcedony imparts mental flexibility and verbal dexterity.  It stimulates the ability to learn new languages and improves memory.  Gives feelings of light-heartedness and optimism.  Improves self-perception.  Aids regeneration of mucus membranes.  Enhances the immune system.  Blue Chalcedony has an anti-inflammatory effect and lowers temperature and blood pressure.  Heals the lungs and clears the respiratory system of the effects of smoking.

 
General Gemstone Details

"Quartz is a power stone, and has been called as well as considered world wide as the "Universal Crystal". It is the most recognized type of crystal, and what many people envision when the thought of "crystal" comes to mind. In fact there are many different types of Quartz, in quite a variety of colors.

"Rock Crystal" Encompasses a large family of stones and crystals, all of which are made up primarily of silicon dioxide, one of the most common and most important substances in the world. Crystals of pure Quartz, generally six-sided, can be found in all shades and colors. Quartz crystals grow singularly or in groups and take on different shapes according to the temperature at the time of their formation. Quartz crystals can also contain other minerals "frozen" within, as in Rutilated Quartz. Quartz can be formed of microscopic crystals and take on entirely different appearances and qualities.

Quartz can be a bit of a confusing stone, as it encompasses a great many varieties that often are thought to be gemstones on their own, but are in fact another type of quartz. As well, within the quartz family there are other stones, which have their own little "families" as well. Here is a breakdown of the most common quartz varieties:

Amethyst
Ametrine
Aqua Aura
Aventurine
Chalcedony
Agate
Bloodstone
Carnelian
Onyx
Chrysoprase
Jasper
Chatoyant Quartz
Tiger's Eye
Hawk's Eye
Quartz Cat's Eye (not Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye)
Citrine
Crystal Quartz
Inclusion Quartz
Rutilated Quartz
Tourmilinated Quartz
Milky Quartz
Phantom Quartz
Rose Quartz
Smoky Quartz
Snow Quartz
So a Carnelian is truly an Agate, but an Agate is part of the Chalcedony family, which in turn truly is based as Quartz....i.e.: a Carnelian is Quartz. How's that for a family tree?"

Sterling silver jewelry has been a popular commodity for thousands of years. One of the obvious reasons is the affordability over other precious metals gold and platinum. The large variety of sterling silver jewelry requires certain knowledge in order to choose the right piece and also keep it in good condition as long as possible. The followings are the most common questions concerning sterling silver jewelry.

How do I clean sterling silver jewelry?
It depends. Usually, it is sufficient to use a jewelry cloth (with two layers of cloths in different colors) that you can get from a jewelry accessory store. Don’t use any hard object to clean sterling silver jewelry; even paper towel could scratch the surface. You should rub any dirt off using a jewelry cloth, not fingernails. Silver-dip is another commonly used sterling silver jewelry cleaner, which can also be obtained from jewelry store. The entire silver jewelry is immerged in the solution for half a minute to a minute and then rinsed with water. Make sure the silver jewelry is not plated with any other metal before using the silver-dip or the plating will be damaged.

Where do I store sterling silver jewelry?
It is very important to store sterling silver jewelry properly when it is not used. The ideal place to store sterling silver jewelry is cool and away from sunlight. Heat and light will turn a silver jewelry yellow and cause it to tarnish quickly. Even indoor light source like florescent lights or light bulbs turn the color of silver jewelry over time. If you expect not to wear a certain piece for a long time, put it in a air-tight bag and store it in a drawer.