Gem Ray Stud

Sold as singles
Solid 14k gold
White diamond
Pink sapphire
London Blue Topaz

CARE:
Scosha items are modern heirlooms built to last a lifetime. Each style has been carefully crafted by hand to withstand everyday wear, but be mindful that they are still made from precious metals and delicate stones. With proper care, your jewelry will continue to razzle-dazzle

Buying a jewelry cleaning solution specifically created for gold is the safest choice for taking care of your pieces, but here’s our favorite at-home option:
Mix a bit of dish detergent in warm, not hot, water
Carefully brush with a new, soft toothbrush
Place in lukewarm water to rinse.
Air dry or carefully towel-dry with a paper towel or regular cloth

DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS GEMSTONES:
Various gemstones have different properties. This means that some will require different care than others.
Diamonds are forever but they attract oil and grease. Soak in a bowl with warm water and a gentle degreasing dishwashing soap for about 30 minutes. Once this is done use a clean, soft toothbrush to remove any remaining dirt. You can also use steam.
Emerald, Aquamarine, Garnet, Peridot, Sapphire, and Tourmaline are known for their beautiful colors- all you need is warm soapy water and a very soft brush.
Lapis Lazuli and Turquoise are porous stones that should not be cleaned with soap or soaked in water. Wipe them with a damp cloth and dry immediately with another lint-free cloth.
Opal and Ruby can be very delicate stones compared to others. Only use lukewarm water and a soft jewelry brush

ORIGIN
Made in Brooklyn

Scosha Woolridge, the Australian-born designer behind SCOSHA, launched her jewelry line in 2007 after years of traveling through the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and South America. Inspired by the color and craftsmanship she encountered along the way, she began creating pieces that blend luxury materials with a playful, handmade feel.
Now based in Brooklyn, New York, Scosha designs and handcrafts her collections in her studio, crafting jewelry meant to feel personal, wearable, and full of character.