This gorgeous handcrafted pendant was made with a glittering, pink cobaltoan calcite druzy, wrapped in antiqued Sterling silver wire with faceted, fiery Ethiopian welo opals with green-blue fire. It measures 28x22x15mm (1.1" x 0.9" x 0.6") and comes suspended on your choice of chain. The wire was oxidized naturally with egg yolk, then coated in clear lacquer to resist tarnish and preserve the aged finish of the pendant. This is truly a one-of-a-kind piece, since each and every crystal is unique and it was wrapped to echo the dimensions and morphology of the focal stone. What a stunner!
Druzys occur naturally as tiny crystals on a matrix surface (most often as agates) and their sparkle makes them highly sought after by jewelry artists and collectors alike. This druzy is natural and has NOT been color-treated or dyed.
Your pendant will ship securely in a lovely gift box, secured inside a padded mailer with tracking and insurance direct from my studio to your chosen destination. Makes a great gift, or... spoil yourself & keep it. The choice is yours! I hope you enjoy wearing it as much as I did making it for you.
*Coins are shown for scale and will not be included with the jewelry.
**Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity, filled in & signed by the artist; photo of the piece & materials are listed on the reverse side of the card.
Druzys occur naturally as tiny crystals on a matrix surface (most often as agates) and their sparkle makes them highly sought after by jewelry artists and collectors alike. This druzy is natural and has NOT been color-treated or dyed.
Your pendant will ship securely in a lovely gift box, secured inside a padded mailer with tracking and insurance direct from my studio to your chosen destination. Makes a great gift, or... spoil yourself & keep it. The choice is yours! I hope you enjoy wearing it as much as I did making it for you.
*Coins are shown for scale and will not be included with the jewelry.
**Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity, filled in & signed by the artist; photo of the piece & materials are listed on the reverse side of the card.