Marisol Necklace | Sterling Silver in Green Aventurine
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Marisol -- Sea and the Sun
This necklace is a tribute to the charm of art deco architecture and modern design. Its delicate chain and classic pendant shape make it a modern heirloom that seamlessly fits into any jewelry collection.
Drawing its inspiration from the sun and sea, the Marisol pendant perfectly encapsulates the harmony between elegance and nature. The concentration of Aventurine's rich green color makes this pendant necklace an absolute showstopper. Aventurine is known as the "gambler's stone," believed to be a lucky talisman that boosts confidence and instills an optimistic outlook in its wearer.
Each pendant is meticulously crafted with unwavering precision and care, elevating it to the status of a true masterpiece. The journey begins with hand-carved wax creations and culminates in the final casting in recycled sterling silver, with every gemstone expertly hand-set. This ensures that each necklace boasts a one-of-a-kind appearance, as distinctive as your individuality.
The necklace chain is made of sterling silver, offering you a choice between an 18" or 20" length. It's worth noting that our 20" chain is an 18" chain with a 2" extension, providing you with flexibility and style.
Also, see Marisol Studs | Sterling Silver, Marisol Necklace | Bronze, and Marisol Studs | Bronze.
Details
Gemstones: Green Aventurine, Black Spectrolite, and Rainbow Moonstone.
Marisol Pendant is 0.75" (1.91 cm).
Sterling Silver chain.
Made in California.
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Culture
As a first generation Iranian-American, my cultural heritage heavily influences my work. I've paved a way for myself to use age old trades, modernizing them to be shared and cherished as art.