simple silver necklace

This sleek and contemporary bar necklace is presented by the talented Jantana in Thailand. Working in sterling silver with her signature brushed satin finish, she adds sparkling peridot, the gemstone of energy and clarity, to a pendant of elegant simplicity. The pendant is suspended on a gold vermeil rolo chain.

.925 sterling silver

Garnet, citrine, iolite, peridot, and amethyst surround a central blue topaz in this sterling silver pendant. The gems are hand-cut in Jaipur and hand-set in Kolkata. Inspired by the works of recently canonized missionary Mother Teresa, who spent much of her life ministering in Kolkata.

A delightful array of garnet, amethyst, blue topaz, citrine, peridot, and quartz stones totaling an impressive 26 carats adorns the length of this multi-gemstone station necklace by India's Bhavesh. Handcrafted from sterling silver, this long necklace is simply striking.

This sleek and contemporary pendant necklace is presented by the talented Jantana in Thailand. Working in 24k gold vermeil with her signature brushed satin finish, she adds a sparkling peridot, the gemstone of strength and clarity, to a pendant of elegant simplicity. The pendant is suspended on a gold vermeil rolo chain.

.925 sterling silver

Chakras align in the form of seven faceted gemstones held within a sterling silver figure in a meditative pose. Alok Jain's pendant necklace is simple yet elegant in its design as it represents the seven centers of spiritual energy found in the body when practicing yoga or meditating. Red garnet depicts the foundational root chakra, with a carnelian stone above it for the sacral chakra, which relates to accepting change. Yellow citrine for the solar plexus chakra stands for confidence, and green peridot for the heart chakra and love. Blue topaz for communication sits in the throat chakra position, and the figure's head holds iolite for the focusing third eye chakra. The line is finished at the top with a purple amethyst, held aloft, representing the crown chakra that promotes spiritual connection.

Hanzi are characters used in Chinese writing. As early as the sixth century A.D., many of these characters began to be simplified and adopted into Japanese writing, where they're known as kanji, a term that is more widely used in the West. Artisans in Yiwu, China, create these pendants by using sterling silver and the lost-wax casting method. Each character emulates the sweeping brushstrokes of traditional calligraphy. Choose based on birth month, favorite color, or simply the symbol that resonates with you most.

January: Garnet/Beauty, February: Amethyst/Generosity, March: Blue Topaz/Affection, April: White Quartz/Love, May: Green Quartz/Sweetness, June: White Pearl/Longevity, July: Carnelian/Perfection, August: Peridot/Purity, September: Iolite/Protection, October: Pink Tourmaline/Happiness, November: Citrine/Artistry, December: Turquoise/Imagination.