Pendant of Blue Labradorite, Moonstone with Black Tourmaline and Larimar

This 50 x 36 mm pendant is crafted from high-purity 950 silver and features cabochons of moonstone, lapis lazuli, and larimar. The three stones are set in a silver box with a bezel clasp and connected by silver filigree, creating a beautiful combination of colors and design.

Labradorite:

It was first discovered in 1770 on the Labrador Peninsula, Canada. Ranging from translucent to opaque, it can occur in whitish, dark gray, or grayish-black colors with bright metallic reflections of blue or green. These reflections are due to an optical effect called labradorescence, which is produced by the diffraction of light as it strikes the lattice planes of the stone's structure: the albite and anorthite layers, the polysynthetic twinning, and the inclusions.

Origin: Madagascar.

Properties: Highly protective.

Zodiac sign: Pisces

Moonstone:

Its color and luster are due to the reflection of light on albite and orthoclase. It was very popular during the Roman Empire, when it was believed that its interior was composed of moonbeams. Moonstone is sacred to the moon and is therefore considered the stone of intuition, feeling, the heart, and fertility.

Origin: India.

Properties: Adds depth to feelings, increases insight, stimulates lucid dreams.

Sign: Cancer, Gemini, Aquarius

Larimar:

It was discovered by a priest in Barahona, Dominican Republic, in 1916; however, its popularity didn't surge until 1974 when Miguel Méndez named it larimar, combining his daughter Larissa's name with the word "sea." This blue color, unlike that of other rocks, results from the substitution of cobalt for calcium.

Origin: Dominican Republic.

Properties: It encourages us to take control of our lives.

Zodiac sign: Leo