Talavera Pendant
18k Gold
Gem Silica
Spessartite Garnet
Montana Sapphires
18k Gold
Gem Silica
Spessartite Garnet
Montana Sapphires
18k Gold
Gem Silica
Spessartite Garnet
Montana Sapphires
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Talavera designs are deeply rooted in Mexican history and culture, characterized by their vibrant colors, and intricate patterns. The designs blend indigenous Mexican patterns with European influences. At the center of this pendant is a relatively rare translucent blue-green Gem Silica that evokes memories of warm tropical waters. It is combined with the ‘feel good’ orange Spessartite Garnet and ‘wisdom evoking’ blue-green Montana Sapphires. Together they create a pendant of unusual elegance and loveliness. The intention for this pendant is to aid you in calming and trusting yourself. This piece has a base of sterling silver and is decorated with 18k gold bezels and gold granules. Pendant comes with a black leather necklace. Chain sold separately.
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Pendant
34mm W x 42mm L
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Gem Silica is the rarest gem in the quartz family. It is prized for the translucent blue green vibrant color. There are only a few places in the world where this gemstone is found. The warm blue green shade invokes a feeling of serenity and is the premier stone for empowering the throat chakra.
Garnet gemstones are most commonly seen as red, but they actually come in many colors. They have been used in jewelry as far back as 5,000 years ago. Garnet was thought to encourage truth, faith and loyalty as well as enhance positivity. Garnet is a powerful energizing stone and can stimulate contemplation, intuition, and inspiration. Spessartite Garnets are orange in color and referred to as the “Garnet of the sun” or “mandarin Garnet”. They’re thought to promote happiness from within.
Natural Montana Sapphire are known for their pale blue-green shades. They are excellent gemstones for jewelry because of their durability. Sapphires have been prized gems throughout history as they were believed to attract wealth and protection, enhance the mind, and bring clarity of thinking.