Peridot Pendant, Flowers and Branches Design in 925 Silver | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Peridot Flowers & Branches Pendant: Hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver, this author's pendant scatters faceted peridots of two sizes among hand-carved silver flowers and branches, with gold plating tracing the tips of each prong. An elemental, garden-inspired composition, it is a sculptural piece built one irregularity at a time — no two ever quite the same.

Aesthetic Details — Peridot Flowers & Branches Pendant: The scattered arrangement of peridots among hand-carved flowers and branches creates an organic, delicate rhythm, while the gold-plated accents along the prongs lend warmth and quiet distinction to this sculptural, one-of-a-kind piece. Light moves differently across each faceted stone, giving the pendant a sense of gentle, natural movement.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Peridot Flowers & Branches Pendant: Every pendant is polished, quality-checked, and finished by hand in our Córdoba, Argentina workshop before it earns a place in the collection — closures verified, plating inspected, a lasting finish worthy of an independent fine jewelry house. The piece is backed by our quality guarantee, and complimentary worldwide shipping brings it to your door wherever you call home.

Natural Stone Properties — Peridot Flowers & Branches Pendant: The name peridot is thought to descend from the Arabic faridat, meaning gem; the stone was widely favored by the Church through the Middle Ages and became a preferred gem of the Baroque era, though its use reaches back further still to ancient Egypt, where it was prized as both a gem and a healing stone. Also known as chrysolite, this natural stone, hand-selected from Brazil, is associated with the heart and solar plexus chakras, valued for helping one live fully in their own life and gather wisdom along the way, and holds particular affinity for those born under Libra and Scorpio. A soft cloth is recommended for everyday care, and those drawn to such traditions may choose to recharge the stone's energy beneath a full moon — a quiet ritual that honors both its physical luster and the symbolism it has carried since ancient times.