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Libra Zodiac Jewelry

Of all the signs of the zodiac, Libra is the only one represented by an object rather than a living being, and Libra zodiac jewelry picks up its idea of measure. Here, the blue of lapis lazuli answers the black of tourmaline, and the green of moss agate echoes the red of agate. A matter of counterweights, right down to the colors.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Caesia, Lapis Lazuli Cat Ring

$53.00

A blue cat wraps around your finger on this open lapis lazuli ring, two cabochons of ultramarine blue set on a nickel-free silver-plated band.

Lampito, Black Agate Star Ring

$53.00

On this faceted black agate ring, a raised gold-tone star shines at the center of the setting, held by fine prongs, above an adjustable band in gold-plated brass.

Marcella, Red Agate Bead Ring

$41.00

A round red agate bead nestles between the two arms of this silver-tone steel ring, which grip it like pincers, the band left open behind.

Torquata, Landscape Jasper and Agate Choker Necklace

$59.00

Bright blue, powder pink, ocher, and soft green take turns along the two strands of this necklace worn close to the neck, where blue decorative beads slip in between jaspers and agates.

Varia, Multicolor Tourmaline Sun Necklace

$56.00

A miniature sun bristling with gold-tone points holds a marbled pink rhodonite, hanging from a strand of tourmalines in every color, pink, green, honey, and black, scattered with gold-tone grains.

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A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Weighing it up before choosing

Classical astrology makes Libra an air sign ruled by Venus. It’s said to be in love with balance, justice, and peaceful relationships, gifted with a keen aesthetic sense and, on the other side of the coin, a certain difficulty making up its mind.

Light on one side, dark on the other

The bracelets often play on this contrast: black tourmaline and peridot, black agate and aquamarine, lapis lazuli and malachite. Two pans, two families of color, and a wrist that plays the part of the pointer. Agates, whose colors blend within a single stone, sum up this taste for counterweight all on their own.

Choosing without hesitating too long

Faced with two designs, here’s a trick: start from the color you already wear most often, then let the stone follow. A thin bracelet with mixed stones also has the advantage of not forcing a choice between two shades. As a gift, it spares a Libra one more dilemma, which they’ll appreciate.

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