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Eilat stone takes its name from the city of Eilat on the Red Sea. It is a blend of copper minerals, malachite, azurite and chrysocolla among them, which gives it swirls of deep blue and green. Because it comes from the area of the ancient Timna copper mines, it has long been known as King Solomon's Stone.
Marina Meiri has set Eilat stone in sterling silver since she opened her studio on Mount Carmel in 1983. In her designs it fills slim Latin crosses, frames the Jerusalem Cross, lines the face of signet and band rings, and brings color to earrings, ichthus pendants and charms. Its blue-green tones sit beautifully against both polished and oxidized silver.
An Eilat stone piece is a distinctive gift inspired by the Holy Land, for someone who wants their faith and their love of its landscape in one piece of jewelry. Browse Jerusalem Cross jewelry, cross rings and cross earrings.
Shop by style: Eilat stone necklaces, Eilat stone rings and Eilat stone earrings.
Eilat Stone and Jerusalem
For generations, pilgrims walking the streets of Jerusalem have brought Eilat stone home as a keepsake of the Holy Land. Marina often pairs it with the Jerusalem Cross, the five-fold cross of the Holy City, so the stone's blue and green frame the symbol at the center of the design. Browse our Jerusalem Cross jewelry for more pieces in this tradition.
Caring for Your Eilat Stone
Eilat stone is a natural blend of copper minerals, so every stone has its own pattern of blue and green. To keep it bright, wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing. When it needs more, use lukewarm water with a drop of mild soap, then pat it dry. Put your jewelry on after perfume and lotion, and store each piece separately so the stone stays free of scratches.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is Eilat stone called King Solomon's Stone? It is named for the area of the ancient Timna copper mines north of Eilat, long associated with King Solomon's mines.
- Is every Eilat stone different? Yes. Each stone shows its own swirls of blue and green, so no two pieces look exactly alike.
- Can I wear Eilat stone every day? Yes, with a little care: take it off for swimming, cleaning and the gym.
- Is Eilat stone jewelry a good gift? An Eilat stone cross or ring is a meaningful gift for a baptism, confirmation, anniversary or anyone who loves the Holy Land.
Every piece is an original Marina design in 925 sterling silver, with free shipping worldwide and 30-day returns.