Long called “Matura diamond”, zircons are often used as an alternative to diamonds from which they borrow the hypnotic brilliance. However, they are not as hard (between 6.5 and 7.5 on the Mohs scale against 10 for diamond).
Often known in their colorless version, zircons are actually available in a wide range of colors ranging from pink to green through canary yellow.
As one of the birthstones of December, in the Middle Ages, zircon was believed to have the virtue of attracting wealth, honnor and wisdom.
Style
Era
Wedding
Gender
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Silver and white zircons tennis bracelet “Alphée”
$331 -
Gold and zirconium heart pendant “Aymelline”
$376 -
Gold and zircon marquise ring “Philomène”
$549 -
White gold and zirconia leverback earrings “Maylis”
$504 -
Art Deco white gold and zirconia ring “Suzie”
$443 -
Gold and zirconia swirl ring “Marcie”
$881 -
Gold and zircon earrings “Nerea”
$308 -
Gold and gadroon ring “Charlotte”
$1 262 -
Gold and natural zircon dainty ring “Erin”
$219 -
Claddagh ring in silver and zircon “Ciara”
$275 -
Gold ring set with zircons “Bubble”
$533 -
“Oia” pendant in vermeil
$129 -
Rose gold and zircon ring “Ophelia”
$425
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