Go for a luminous palette of blues by incorporating this pendant made of larimar, moonstone, and apatite into your designs.
From the light blue of larimar to the deeper blue of apatite, through the pale shades of moonstone, this pendant features a series of fresh hues. The three stones are arranged vertically in different shapes, creating a natural rhythm within the composition. Their fine gold plating provides a warm contrast and highlights each element without obscuring the stones’ unique characteristics. Measuring 29x8 mm, it is long enough to grace a necklace while maintaining a slender silhouette. A ring is set at the top for hanging. Variations in color, transparency, and patterns are inherent to natural stones.
How to wear this pendant?
To create a summery necklace, pair it with a gold chain and a few small white or sky-blue beads. It can also be incorporated into a multi-layered design: a very short, discreet layer, a second layer with beads, and a longer chain featuring the pendant. Creating a double-strand necklace will give you ideas for balancing the different lengths. If you prefer more free-form designs, explore the combinations of stones, chains, and pendants featured in these natural stone necklaces.
Blue can be complemented by turquoise and white or, conversely, brought to life with a few touches of pink, coral, or green.
To take your skills further, both beginners and experienced designers can check out our tutorials and technical guides. There, we share useful tips and tricks for creating different designs, choosing components, and developing new combinations.
This product was made with recycled gold.
Each piece is unique and may differ slightly from the photo. This product is handcrafted.
Details:
Height: approximately 29 mm
Width: approximately 8 mm
Thickness: approximately 3.75 mm
Dimensions of the inverted teardrop cabochon: 7x5 mm
Dimensions of the oval cabochon: 6x5 mm
Dimensions of the teardrop cabochon: 10x7 mm
Inner diameter of the closed ring: 2.1 mm
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