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Large Amazonite Pear Pendant Necklace on Gold-Filled Chain

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Large Amazonite Pear Pendant Necklace on Gold-Filled Chain

A large faceted natural amazonite pear, about 20 mm, set in a gold-plated sterling silver bezel on an open gold-filled marquise link chain. The blue-green stone is big enough to be the whole look, so the rest stays simple.

Designed in North Boulder
Designed by FILOSOPHY in North Boulder, Colorado.

Large Amazonite Pear Pendant Necklace on Gold-Filled Chain Details

  • Gemstone: Natural amazonite, faceted pear, about 20 mm
  • Setting: Gold-plated sterling silver bezel
  • Chain: Gold-filled marquise link chain
  • Clasp: Gold-filled lobster clasp
  • Length: 18", adjustable shorter

How to Wear It

Clip the lobster clasp into any link to wear it high on the chest or let it fall to the full 18". Great over a plain black top or a white linen shirt.

Natural Gemstone Variation

Because we use natural amazonite, each stone has its own color, pattern and character. Your necklace will be uniquely yours.

Jewelry Care

Remove before swimming, showering, exercising, or applying lotions and perfume. Gently wipe the stone, bezel, and gold-filled chain with a soft, dry cloth and store in a dry place.

Shipping and Returns

See our shipping policy and return policy for full details.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is this necklace?

18" total. The lobster clasp can close into any link along the chain, so you can wear it at any length up to 18".

What are the healing properties of amazonite?

Amazonite is traditionally associated with calm, balance, and hope.

What is this necklace made of?

A faceted natural amazonite pear in a gold-plated sterling silver bezel, on a gold-filled marquise link chain with a gold-filled lobster clasp.

Will my stone look exactly like the photograph?

Close, but not exactly. Natural amazonite varies from stone to stone in color and markings, so yours will have its own character.

Who designed this necklace?

Designed by Filosophy in North Boulder, Colorado.