Lemon
'n Lime
![[Lemon 'n Lime]](img/Citrine3.jpg)
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The ancients appear to have mined emeralds as early as 2000 BC,
during the life of Pharaoh Sesostris III. Greeks were mining emeralds
during the time of Alexander the Great. Later the mines yielded gems
to Cleopatra who was an avid emerald collector. Remains of
"Cleopatra's Mines" were discovered about 1817 on the Red
Sea coast.
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A real light
catcher, the Lemon 'n Lime necklace features genuine ornamental
gemstones as clear as water. 8 x 6 mm flat, oval beads of pale yellow
Citrine and 7 x 5 mm ovals of pale green Peridot are accented by 4 mm
beads of blue topaz, amethyst, citrine, peridot and filled gold.
Flanked by corrugated oval beads of filled 14K gold, the center bead
of this necklace is a genuine 5 mm emerald rondelle. Delicate and
joyful, this 25 inch necklace fastens securely with a 14K gold filled
lobster clasp. |
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