Pendant featuring Blue Topaz, Rhodolite Garnet, Citrine, Tourmaline and Ruby

This 35 x 26 mm pendant is crafted from rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver and features faceted stones in various shapes, including blue topaz, citrine, rhodolith garnet, ruby, and tourmaline. The pendant's centerpiece is a 13 x 9 mm faceted blue topaz pear-shaped stone, flanked by a 9 x 7 mm citrine pear-shaped stone, both prong-set. On either side are 5 x 3 mm navette-cut rhodolith garnets. The design is completed by small 2 mm rubies arranged in a five-leaf clover pattern. It is a striking and elegant design.

GARNET RHODOLITE:

Rhodolite is the name given to a mixture of almandine and pyrope. The name rhodolite likely comes from the Greek word "rhodon," meaning rose. Rhodolite tends to be lighter in color than most other types of red garnet. It can easily be mistaken for ruby ​​due to the similarity in color.

In ancient times, as well as in the Middle Ages, people believed that the cosmos was reflected in gemstones. Garnet was associated with the planets Mars, Mercury, and Pluto.

Origin: Tanzania

Properties: It is regenerative, provides vitality and willpower.

CITRINE

It is a clear quartz crystal; its color is due to small deposits of iron. In ancient times, citrine was used as protection against snake venom and negative thoughts. It was also used as a talisman to protect against the plague.

Origin: Brazil.

Properties: It serves as a guide to wealth and abundance.

Sign: Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Scorpio, Sagittarius

BLUE TOPAZ:

In ancient European and Indian cultures, topaz was considered the stone of Jupiter. It represents mastery over one's own life, self-realization, and wisdom. In Mexico, it was used to uncover the truth in cases of conflict. Blue topaz is due to its iron content.

Origin: Pakistan.

Properties: It helps us structure our lives according to our own desires, it enhances sincerity.

Zodiac sign: Leo.

RUBY:

It belongs to the corundum family, and its color is due to chromium inclusions; in brownish tones, it is iron. In ancient European and Hindu cultures, the ruby ​​was unanimously considered the stone of the sun. It represents vital force, inner fire, love, and passion. The most prized color is pigeon's blood, a pure red with a subtle bluish tint.

Origin: Madagascar.

Properties: It stimulates sexual activity, mentally awakens our thoughts, and in terms of attitude makes us more active, productive, courageous, impulsive, and spontaneous; the ruby ​​is an excellent stone for activating energies.

Zodiac sign: Scorpio