Shop Catalog Pages 22 - 23

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Sterling silver pendants, necklaces, and earrings gathered from pages twenty-two and twenty-three of the catalog. Unalome moons, feathers, yin yang, and the seven chakras appear alongside larimar, moonstone, amethyst, labradorite, clear quartz, carnelian, citrine, garnet, and topaz.

For anyone drawn to symbol and stone in equal measure. Pieces here speak to calm, balance, growth, and quiet strength, worn close as a daily reminder or given as a considered gift.

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About Shop Catalog Pages 22 - 23

What's in this selection

Six sterling silver pieces gathered from pages twenty-two and twenty-three of the catalog: three pendants, two pairs of earrings, and one necklace. Symbols include the unalome paired with a crescent moon, a seven-stone chakra row, a feather with yin yang, and an energy circle. Stones set into the silver are larimar (the soft Caribbean blue that appears in three pieces), labradorite with its shifting flash, milky moonstone, and turquoise. Prices run from about $48 to $148.

How to choose

If you are drawn to symbols, the unalome and crescent moon pendants speak to journey and transformation, while yin yang earrings hold the idea of balance. If you are drawn to color, larimar reads cool and oceanic and is associated with calm and tranquility, labradorite carries a darker flash often linked with intuition, and moonstone stays pale and quiet. Pendants sit close to the throat or heart; the energy circle necklace layers moonstone with labradorite in one line.

How to wear with an intention

Many people choose a piece to hold a single word — calm, peace, journey, balance — and put it on as part of a morning practice. The larimar pieces are traditionally associated with soothing and inner peace, and the seven-stone pendant nods to the chakras as a full-body reminder rather than a claim.

Care

Sterling silver darkens with air and skin oils over time; a soft polishing cloth brings back the shine. Keep stones away from perfume, chlorine, and hot water, and store each piece separately so the softer surfaces of larimar and moonstone are not scratched by harder settings.

Are these pieces a good gift if I don't know the person's size?

Yes. All six are pendants, earrings, or a necklace, so there is no ring or bangle sizing to guess. A larimar or moonstone pendant on a silver chain suits most necklines and layers easily with what someone already wears.

Can I wear more than one of these at the same time?

Yes. The unalome moon pendants pair well with the moonstone and labradorite energy circle necklace at a slightly different length, and the calming larimar earrings sit quietly next to any of the pendants without competing for attention.

What does the seven-stone pendant refer to?

It nods to the seven chakras — a traditional map of energy centers along the body. The piece is often kept as a reminder of balance across all seven rather than tied to any single belief, and pairs naturally with a calm or balance intention.