Pendant made with amethyst, sapphire, tanzanite, rhodolith, white topaz and garnet

This 71 x 19 mm pendant is crafted from rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver and features faceted stones including amethyst, garnet, rhodolith, white topaz, tanzanite, and yellow sapphires. The delicate fish-shaped pendant has teardrop-shaped garnets set in the bail and forming the head, while the remaining stones form the body. Small cubic zirconia stones adorn the entire figure.

Amethyst:

According to Greek mythology, Dionysus, the god of wine, desired a maiden named Amethystos. She wished to remain chaste and prayed to the gods for help. The goddess Artemis heard her prayers, transforming her into a transparent crystal. When Dionysus learned of this, humiliated, he poured wine over the rock, staining it purple. The Greeks and Romans drank from amethyst cups to avoid drunkenness.

Origin: Africa.

Properties: It is perfect for meditation, it protects against negative energies from the environment.

Sign: Aries, Sagittarius, Aquarius, Pisces

Garnet:

The colors are more intense due to the presence of iron; they are dark crimson, purple-violet, brown, and dark red-orange. It is said that Noah used a garnet lamp to guide his ark through the darkness of night.

Origin: Madagascar.

Properties: It is regenerative, provides vitality and willpower.

Zodiac sign: Aries

Tanzanite:

It can contain three different colors. It already holds the record for being the most sought-after and popular colored gemstone in the United States, second only to sapphire. In Tanzania, it is believed that every woman should wear tanzanite after giving birth to ensure the longevity of her newborn.

Origin: Tanzania.

Properties: It is considered an amulet because it brings good luck to whoever uses it.

Sign: Sagittarius

Sapphire:

The elements that give it color are iron and titanium in blue sapphire, and vanadium in violet. Iron determines the yellow and green tones, chromium the pink color, and inclusions of rutile needles produce a silky luster. In ancient European and Indian cultures, it was considered the stone of Saturn, representing the sky, the world of angels, magic, loyalty, and friendship. In antiquity, and to some extent even into the Middle Ages, the term sapphire was generally understood to refer to what is now known as lapis lazuli.

Origin: Sri Lanka.

Properties: It provides uprightness, instills wisdom, and enhances judgment and the structuring of thoughts. Known as the stone of wisdom.

Zodiac sign: Pisces

White Topaz:

Topaz is an aluminum silicate. It is often used as a substitute for diamonds because of its use as a gemstone and its variety of colors. The central "diamond" of the Portuguese crown is a topaz, although of course no one is going to say so; it's an open secret.

Origin: Pakistan.

Properties: It is an ideal gem for sensitive and vulnerable people. It helps to balance the nervous system.

Sign: Gemini, Leo, Libra, Scorpio.