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Natural Stone Serenity Necklaces

In the evening, the necklace is often the first thing you unclasp, as if to say the day is over, and serenity necklaces give that gesture a little more weight. Pale green amazonite, amethyst, rose quartz: their light stones hang from a gold-tone chain or are strung in long strands. In the morning, fastening them again comes down to choosing the mood you want to take with you.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Anthousa, Amethyst Charm Necklace on its own, a faceted purple teardrop between a gold-tone flower and medallion.
Amethyst charm necklace worn, the teardrop in the center and charms on each side of the chain.
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Anthousa, Amethyst Charm Necklace

$44.00

An amethyst necklace whose faceted purple teardrop, hung from a little gold-tone star, is surrounded by a few dangling charms, on a thin, adjustable gold-tone steel chain.

Damaris, amazonite eye necklace resting, a gold-tone triangle pendant with a blue eye at the end of a strand of beads.
Amazonite eye necklace worn at the base of the neck, the gold-tone triangle between the collarbones.
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Damaris, Amazonite Eye Necklace

$47.00

A small gold-tone triangle engraved with a blue eye hangs from this amazonite necklace, where little bright blue-green rondelles and pale green faceted beads alternate, punctuated by gold-tone metal beads.

Donata, gold-tone lotus medallion necklace hanging, a raised lotus inside a frame with a beaded edge.
Gold-tone lotus medallion necklace worn over an open shirt, the medallion below the collarbones.
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Donata, Gold-Tone Lotus Medallion Necklace

$42.00

A raised lotus, petal over petal, blooms on this necklace's 16 mm gold-tone medallion, against an openwork background and inside a frame with a beaded edge.

Dorcas, Amazonite and Apatite Eye Necklace on its own, green and blue beads and a gold-tone eye pendant.
Amazonite and apatite eye necklace worn, the gold-tone eye between the collarbones.
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Dorcas, Amazonite and Apatite Eye Necklace

$47.00

Pale seafoam green, peacock blue, and dark green follow one another on this 39 cm necklace of alternating amazonite and apatite, with a long-lashed gold-tone eye hanging from it.

Phila, Rhodonite, Amethyst, and Freshwater Pearl Necklace laid in a circle, gold-tone clasp and extender.
Rhodonite, amethyst, and freshwater pearl necklace worn below the throat, the large pearl in the middle.
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Phila, Rhodonite, Amethyst, and Freshwater Pearl Necklace

$47.00

Dusty rose, lilac, and iridescent white share this short necklace, where faceted rhodonite and amethyst beads frame three pauses of freshwater pearls.

Regilla, Rose Quartz Crown Necklace on a stone block, faceted teardrop, gold-tone crown, and pink beads.
Rose quartz crown necklace worn, the teardrop below the collarbones, charms spaced out on either side.
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Regilla, Rose Quartz Crown Necklace

$47.00

A gold-tone star caps the teardrop of this rose quartz necklace, whose chain, dotted with small spheres, also carries an openwork crown, two pink beads, and a gold-tone disk.

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A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

The mala and its 108 beads

Some of these necklaces are malas, the strings of prayer beads counted off from India to Tibet. The most traditional has 108, a sacred number in Hinduism as in Buddhism. Worn around the neck, it keeps within reach a way to grant yourself a pause, one bead after another, when the day speeds up.

A question of length

A choker or a double strand stays above the collar. A thin chain carrying a small motif, a tree of life or an owl, falls lower and feels more intimate. These necklaces go well with the start of a vacation, or a return to routine you’d like to ease into more gently than the last one.

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