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Pisces Zodiac Jewelry

A slightly dreamy softness comes through in Pisces zodiac jewelry, much like the last sign of the zodiac, the one that closes the astrological year just before spring. Blue-gray and shifting, labradorite sits beside pinkish kunzite and moonstone. Stones that always seem to be hiding something beneath their surface, a little like the sign itself.

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Labradorite bracelet duo laid flat, the strand of beads and the cabochon chain intertwined.
Labradorite bracelet duo worn on the same wrist, chain and strand of beads side by side.
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Didyme, Labradorite Bracelet Duo

$83.00

A chain with a cabochon on one side, a strand of round beads on the other: this labradorite bracelet duo can share a wrist or be worn apart.

Myrtis, Adjustable Labradorite Ring resting on stone, a gray and blue oval held by four prongs.
Adjustable labradorite ring worn, the hand resting on a jacket collar.
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Myrtis, Adjustable Labradorite Ring

$59.00

Small and adjustable, this labradorite ring sets a gray oval crossed with blue in four prongs, between shoulders cut into metal lace.

Labradorite toi et moi ring seen from the front, a gray and blue oval beside a square zircon held by four prongs.
Labradorite toi et moi ring worn on the finger, the hand resting against the chin.
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Phyllis, Labradorite Toi et Moi Ring

$53.00

Gray at the edges and bright blue in the middle, the labradorite on this toi et moi ring faces a square zircon on an open band of silver-tone copper.

Secunda, labradorite cabochon ring in three-quarter view, an olive-green and blue oval in a smooth bezel.
Labradorite cabochon ring on a hand resting flat against the chest.
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Secunda, Labradorite Cabochon Ring

$53.00

A labradorite ring with a wide oval cabochon, the gray-green of a forest floor where a vivid blue sleeps, set in a smooth bezel on an adjustable band.

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A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Two fish bound by a thread

According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite and her son Eros turned themselves into fish to escape the monster Typhon, tied to each other so as not to lose one another. From this, the symbol keeps two fish swimming in opposite directions, the image of a temperament torn between dream and reality.

Neptune and water

Neptune, god of the seas, is linked to Pisces by modern astrologers, and water is their element. They’re described as intuitive, empathetic, full of imagination, gifted with a sensitivity that picks up on what others leave unsaid. A Pisces, they say, can cry over a movie as easily as sense a sorrow someone is hiding from them.

Labradorite, first and foremost

Braided or wrap bracelets, rings, pendants: labradorite lends itself to every shape. Tradition lends it protection and intuition, two words that suit such a porous sign well. A dreamcatcher or a feather sometimes completes the picture, to stay on the side of dreams.

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