A soft cascade of sea-blue stones runs the length of each drop, catching light like sunlit shallows. The warm gold-tone bezels frame each cabochon with quiet precision.
- Design: Seven graduated Larimar cabochons set in bezel cups along a slim vertical drop, finished with a curved French hook.
- Size: 1.6875" (Plus Hook) X 0.25"
- Material: Metal — Gold-Plated Brass with genuine Larimar gemstones.
- Features: Seven-gemstone graduated arrangement; hand-set cabochons; lightweight drop silhouette.
Larimar is often called the stone of the sea and sky — a gemstone tied to the cooling element of water, to the sacred feminine, and to a felt sense of Mother Nature's calm. Wearing seven stones in ascending scale echoes the rhythm of gentle waves, a reminder that serenity arrives in small, steady increments. Suitable for those drawn to soft, watery hues and to jewelry that carries a quiet, restorative energy.
Care: Store separately in a soft pouch and wipe gently with a dry cloth to preserve the gold plating.
Disclaimer: Natural gemstones vary slightly in color, veining, and shape, so each pair is one of a kind.
Meaning & Intention
Larimar is often called the stone of the sea and sky, a soft aqua-blue gemstone whose coloring mirrors sunlit water. It is long associated with the cooling element of water, with the sacred feminine, and with a sense of intimate connection to Mother Nature. The seven stones set here, arranged in a graduated cascade, echo the rhythm of gentle waves rolling toward shore — a visual meditation on steadiness, softness, and the way calm arrives in increments.
The number seven itself has long carried symbolic weight as a marker of wholeness and completion, and in this design it lends the drop a quiet sense of order. The warm Gold-tone bezels frame each cabochon like little tide pools, holding the blue in place while catching the light. Together, the stones and setting speak to a feminine, watery grace — the kind that soothes rather than announces.
There is something gently restorative about wearing a stone tied to water. These earrings invite the wearer to slow down, to breathe long and low, and to trust the softer, more intuitive side of her own nature. The graduated stones move with the head, a subtle sway that mirrors the small, feminine rituals of daily life — a moment of stillness before the day begins, a pause between one task and the next.
For the woman drawn to soft aqua hues and quiet luxury, the pair functions as a wearable reminder to return to her own inner shoreline. Larimar's cooling vibration is said to soothe the mind and open the throat, encouraging honest, gentle expression. Slip them on when calm feels far away, and let the seven stones become a small, tender anchor across the hours.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: For women drawn to soft, watery hues and jewelry that carries a quiet, feminine, restorative energy.
- Purpose: everyday wear, meditation accessory, gift for her, self-care ritual, spiritual jewelry
- Suggested Mantra: I flow with calm
- Intention: Calm
- Chakra Connection: Throat Chakra
- Gemstone: Larimar
- Metal: Gold Plated Brass
- Material: Metal
Larimar is a rare aqua-blue gemstone attuned to the cooling element of water, prized for its soft, soothing vibration. It is traditionally associated with calm communication, emotional healing, and the sacred feminine, believed to help the wearer access intuitive, nurturing energy. Many use Larimar as a reminder to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with the natural rhythms of Mother Nature.
Questions & Guidance
What gemstone is used in these earrings?
Each earring features seven genuine Larimar cabochons — a soft aqua-blue gemstone prized for its watery coloring and cooling, feminine energy.
What metal are the earrings made from?
The earrings are crafted in gold-plated brass, giving them a warm Gold-tone finish that frames each Larimar stone in a smooth bezel setting.
How long are these drop earrings?
They measure 1.6875 inches long including the hook and about 0.25 inch wide — a slim, graceful drop that moves easily with the wearer.
Are the earrings lightweight enough for daily wear?
Yes. The pair weighs about 0.25 ounce total and hangs from a French hook, so the drop stays comfortable through long days.
What is the symbolism behind Larimar?
Larimar is often called the stone of the sea and sky. It is associated with the cooling element of water, with soothing communication, and with a felt connection to the sacred feminine and to Mother Nature.
How should I care for these earrings?
Store the pair separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratching, and wipe gently with a dry cloth after wear to preserve both the Larimar and the gold plating.
