A quiet pair of drops that feels both grounded and skyward. The Larimar cabochon carries the calm of blue water, while the winding unalome traces its path above like a slow-rising moon.
- Design: Warm gold-tone drop earrings featuring a round Larimar cabochon set in a bezel frame, crowned by an openwork unalome moon motif and finished with a small accent cabochon at the base.
- Size: 1.125"(Plus Hook)X0.4375"
- Material: Gold plated brass with Larimar cabochons.
- Features: Bezel-set gemstone, openwork spiral moon design, French hook closure for pierced ears, lightweight drop.
The unalome winds toward the moon as a quiet map of growth and inner awareness, while the Larimar — a soft blue-teal stone linked to calm, gentle communication, and the throat chakra — anchors the piece in water-like feminine energy. Suitable for those drawn to mindful adornment and symbolism rooted in intuition and self-honoring cycles.
Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store away from moisture, lotion, and perfume to preserve the plating and stone.
Disclaimer: Natural Larimar varies slightly in color and pattern, so each pair carries its own subtle differences.
Meaning & Intention
The unalome is an old symbol of the inner path — its spiral base tracing the wandering, uncertain years of early life, its straight line marking moments of clarity, and its crown pointing toward a place of quiet knowing. Suspended just above the Larimar cabochon, the moon completes the language of this piece: a nod to feminine rhythm, tidal knowing, and the slow, cyclical wisdom that grows through phases of light and dark.
Larimar itself has long been called the stone of soft water — a mineral whose blue-teal patterns echo the Caribbean sea where it is found, and which is said to carry the calm of ocean depth and the openness of sky. Together, the winding line and the water-blue stone gesture toward a life lived in tune with intuition rather than force. It is a piece for those who understand that growth rarely moves in a straight line, and that the moon has as much to teach as the sun.
To wear these earrings is to carry a small, feminine ritual close to the face — a reminder that grace is not the absence of a winding path, but the willingness to keep walking it with softness. There is a quiet permission woven into the design: to trust intuition, to honor emotional tides, to make room for stillness on the busy days.
The Larimar cabochons rest at the base of each drop like small pools of calm, offering a gentle pull back to breath whenever the day tightens. Above them, the unalome and moon suggest a life shaped by curiosity and reflection rather than rigid direction. For the wearer, they can serve as a daily anchor — a small piece of jewelry that speaks the language of intuition, presence, and self-honoring feminine strength.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: For those drawn to feminine symbolism, gentle water energy, and mindful adornment.
- Purpose: everyday wear, meditation, mindful adornment, gift, spiritual jewelry
- Suggested Mantra: I trust my path
- Intention: Tranquility
- Chakra Connection: Throat Chakra
- Zodiac: Pisces
- Gemstone: Larimar
- Metal: Gold Plated Brass
- Material: Metal
Larimar is a soft blue-teal stone found only in a single region of the Caribbean, and is often called the stone of tranquility or the dolphin stone. It is traditionally associated with calm energy, gentle communication, emotional soothing, and the throat chakra. Wearers often turn to Larimar for its water-like feel and its link to feminine intuition.
Questions & Guidance
What gemstone is used in these earrings?
Each earring features a natural Larimar cabochon, a soft blue-teal stone often called the stone of tranquility. Larimar is admired for its water-like patterns and is traditionally associated with calm energy, gentle communication, and the throat chakra.
What is the metal made of?
The earrings are crafted in gold-plated brass, giving them a warm, antique gold-tone finish. The plating offers the look of gold at an accessible price point while keeping the drops light on the ear.
How large are the earrings?
The earrings measure approximately 1.125 inches in length including the hook, with a width of about 0.4375 inches. They sit as a small-to-medium drop — noticeable without feeling heavy.
What does the unalome symbol mean?
The unalome is a symbol of the inner path, with its spiral base representing life's early wanderings and its straight line pointing toward clarity and quiet awareness. Paired here with a moon motif, it suggests a journey shaped by intuition, reflection, and feminine cycles.
How should I care for these earrings?
Wipe them gently with a soft, dry cloth after each wear and store them in a dry pouch or box away from perfume, lotion, and moisture. Avoid submerging them in water to help preserve both the Larimar stone and the gold plating.
Are these earrings a thoughtful gift?
Yes — the symbolism of the unalome, moon, and Larimar makes them a considered gift for someone who values mindful adornment, feminine energy, or a personal reminder to honor their own path. Their light weight and gentle drop size also make them wearable across a wide range of everyday moments.
