Floral Pendant in 925 Silver with Topaz, Garnet, Citrine and Ruby 35x26mm | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Floral Pendant with Topaz, Garnet, Citrine and Ruby: A 35 x 26 mm pendant in 925 silver bringing together four richly colored natural stones — blue topaz, rhodolite garnet, citrine and ruby — arranged in a stepped floral design. Each gem was individually chosen to strike a chromatic balance between cool and warm tones within a single studio-made piece.

Aesthetic Details — Floral Pendant with Topaz, Garnet, Citrine and Ruby: The interplay of blue, purple, gold and red within a single piece produces a kaleidoscopic effect, the eye drawn to a different stone depending on the light and viewing angle. None of the four natural stones overshadows the others, striking a chromatic balance that is rare in multi-stone jewelry design.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Floral Pendant with Topaz, Garnet, Citrine and Ruby: Hand-crafted in Córdoba, Argentina, by Rocas & Cristales, with a quality guarantee and complimentary worldwide shipping.

Natural Stone Properties — Floral Pendant with Topaz, Garnet, Citrine and Ruby: Blue topaz, an aluminum fluorosilicate, owes its color to irradiation and heat treatment, unlocking shades from soft sky blue to deep blue; Brazil (Minas Gerais), Nigeria and Russia hold its principal deposits, and it is linked to the throat chakra and Sagittarius. Rhodolite garnet, a pink-to-purple variety sourced chiefly from India, Tanzania and Mozambique, is linked to the root and heart chakras and to Aquarius and Capricorn, credited since antiquity with encouraging passion and vitality. Citrine, quartz's golden variety, is rarer in its untreated form; the Anahí mine in Bolivia, along with Brazil and Zambia, produce its finest specimens, and it is linked to the solar plexus chakra and to Gemini, Leo and Libra, prized for encouraging abundance and vitality. Ruby, the red variety of corundum — the same mineral that gives rise to sapphire — owes its color to trace chromium within its mineral structure; the most coveted specimens have historically come from Myanmar, alongside Mozambique and Thailand. July's birthstone, linked to Cancer, Leo and Scorpio and to the root and heart chakras, ruby has been associated since antiquity with passion, vitality and courage, once carried by warriors as a protective talisman. Sitting with its energy is an invitation to reconnect with one's own vital force, to act with determination and to protect what is loved with the same intensity as its color.