GENTILEZZA DESIGNS
Autumn Splendor necklace
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- $175.00
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- $175.00
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Description
Mimicking the blazing colors of autumn, this necklace pairs juicy orange carnelian with the various shades of fire opals to evoke this season. Lustrous freshwater pearls and Swarovski crystals join the party with chain and a fancy bail holding a carnelian nugget. Three dangles add extra movement to the piece. This 20.5-inch necklace is closed with a handmade toggle clasp. All components are Sterling silver.
Complete the look by pairing the necklace with the Sunkissed earrings.
Not a fan of orange? You can find similar necklaces in green (Spring Splendor necklace) and blue (Winter Splendor necklace).
Carnelian beads were fashioned in Mesopotamia (present day Iraq) in the 7th century BCE. The gemstone is believed to boost energy, creativity, and determination. The Romans believed the opal promoted love and hope in the wearer.
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Description
Mimicking the blazing colors of autumn, this necklace pairs juicy orange carnelian with the various shades of fire opals to evoke this season. Lustrous freshwater pearls and Swarovski crystals join the party with chain and a fancy bail holding a carnelian nugget. Three dangles add extra movement to the piece. This 20.5-inch necklace is closed with a handmade toggle clasp. All components are Sterling silver.
Complete the look by pairing the necklace with the Sunkissed earrings.
Not a fan of orange? You can find similar necklaces in green (Spring Splendor necklace) and blue (Winter Splendor necklace).
Carnelian beads were fashioned in Mesopotamia (present day Iraq) in the 7th century BCE. The gemstone is believed to boost energy, creativity, and determination. The Romans believed the opal promoted love and hope in the wearer.
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