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CHARIS
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CHARIS Jewelry: Designed with soul, perfected when worn.

"What you talk about, not what you decorate"

It is completed by putting the desire into the design and acquiring it.
"CHARIS" is a designer and a jewelry created by you.

Size : Earring 3cm x 1.2cm (1.18inch x 0.47inch)
Material : Silver 925and gemstone Gibeon Meteorite
DESIGN&A hotsell & Craft: CHARIS Design by Yusuke Akebi

Made in JAPAN.

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Giveon is an iron meteorite (meteor light) consisting mainly of iron and nickel, which was discovered in Giveon in the Republic of Namibia (southern Africa) in 1936.
It is believed to have fallen to Earth about 450 million years ago.
In Japan, meteorites represent the divine mind, and have been used in rituals and festivals.

It is said that the widomanstetten structure is characterized by a mystical pattern, but this is a mixture of nickel and iron is 300 ~ 900 °c in the environment of 100,000 atmospheres, In other words, iron and nickel components begin to separate in the process of lowering the temperature by several million years in an environment such as the center of the planet.
As a result, by attaching the polished giveon to the acid, the pattern can be done by the difference of the melting condition.
This is a pattern called the widmanstetten structure.
The method of attaching to this acid is called etching, and it becomes a reason not to be able to say that only this widmanstetten structure is the one that Giveon is outside the Earth, and it was generated in the central environment of the star perhaps.

It is said that iron meteorites, including giveon, feel heavier when they have more weight than they actually weigh.
It is thought that the relation is deep with the meteorite's being drawn to the earth and falling still.

Basically, because the main component is iron, the processed products are generally coated with rhodium or the like to prevent rust.
In the same meteorite, campo del Cielo is also known.