This sterling silver pendant showcases an oval-shaped larimar gemstone, known for its tranquil blue-green hues and unique marbling. Set in an intricately designed silver frame with detailed scrollwork and a polished bead border, this pendant beautifully complements the natural beauty of the larimar, creating a timeless and elegant piece.
- Material: Larimar and Sterling Silver
- Size: 1.125" x 0.8125" (Plus Bail)
- Origin: Handmade in Bali
- Features: Handmade and artisan-created, intricate scrollwork and polished bead border, unique natural larimar gemstone with color variations
- Sold as a pendant, chain sold separately
Each larimar gemstone is natural and unique. As a result, the color and marbling effects will vary from piece to piece. Natural imperfections and variations in the stone are to be expected and appreciated, as they contribute to the individual beauty and charm of each pendant.
design: An oval larimar cabochon rests within a hand-detailed sterling silver frame, its scrollwork border and polished bead edging encircling the stone like a small, radiant halo.
size: 1.125" x 0.8125" (plus bail); sold as pendant only, chain sold separately.
material: Larimar and sterling silver.
features: Handmade artisan construction, intricate scrollwork detailing, polished bead border, natural larimar with one-of-a-kind color and marbling
care: Clean gently with a soft cloth and store away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve the silver's finish and the stone's natural luster.
disclaimer: Each larimar gemstone is natural and one of a kind, so color depth and marbling will vary slightly from the piece shown.
Meaning & Intention
Larimar forms in only one known place on earth, within the volcanic rock of the Dominican Republic, and its dreamy blue-green coloring has long been likened to warm shallow water and open sky. Many who wear it describe a sense of calm settling in, as though the stone carries the stillness of the sea it resembles.
In this pendant, that watery color sits inside a silver setting worked with fine scrollwork and a beaded border, a style rooted in the metalsmithing traditions of Bali. The craftsmanship echoes the stone's own quiet nature, framing it rather than competing with it, so the eye settles on the larimar's soft interior patterns.
Often called a stone of tranquility, larimar is associated with easing tension and encouraging clear, calm communication. Worn close to the heart, it serves as a gentle reminder to soften rather than react.
Slipped onto a chain and worn beneath the collarbone, this pendant becomes a small anchor for the day, something to touch or glance down at when a moment calls for a slower breath. Its understated elegance makes it equally at home over a work blouse or an evening top, a quiet companion rather than a statement piece.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone drawn to calming blue-green stones and handmade Balinese silverwork
- Purpose: Everyday wear, meditation and calming practice, gifting, layering with other pendants
- Suggested Mantra: I move through life at ease
- Intention: Peace, Calm, Balance
- Chakra Connection: Throat Chakra
- Gemstone: Larimar
- Metal: Sterling Silver
Larimar is prized as a stone of serenity, its blue-green banding said to soothe the nervous system and support honest, gentle expression. Because it is found almost exclusively in the Dominican Republic, each stone carries a sense of rarity, and its natural marbling means no two pendants ever look quite alike.
Questions & Guidance
Does this pendant come with a chain?
No, the pendant is sold on its own; a chain can be added separately to complete the necklace.
Is the larimar stone natural?
Yes, it is a genuine natural larimar gemstone, so the color intensity and marbling will vary slightly from the piece pictured.
Where is this pendant made?
It is handmade by artisans in Bali using traditional silversmithing techniques.
What size is the pendant?
It measures 1.125" x 0.8125", plus the bail.
How should I care for the larimar and silver?
Wipe gently with a soft cloth and keep away from moisture, chemicals, and prolonged sun exposure to protect both the stone and the silver finish.
