Material: rose quartz, baroque pearl, crystal
A flower-shaped necklace made of natural stones with nine layers of crystals.
Each piece of jewelry is carefully handcrafted.
The central flower gives the necklace a distinctive character—it brightens the face, draws the eye, and adds an elegant, feminine touch.
It’s a classic with personality—a necklace that perfectly complements both a simple white shirt and a festive outfit, lending the overall look a polished and elegant touch.
The perfect choice for a woman who appreciates striking, elegant jewelry with a classic foundation.
Only one copy available.
ROŽU KVARCS
- The Stone of Love – opens the heart chakra to all forms of love (self-love, family love, platonic love, and romantic love).
- It fosters a strong sense of self-worth, self-confidence, compassion, and tolerance.
- It helps in relationships and heals old negative emotions, such as anger, fear, and resentment, as well as emotional wounds and trauma, and even sadness, bringing inner peace.
- It heals on both a physical and emotional level.
- Let yourself open up and accept love.
- Protects against environmental pollution by replacing it with vibrations of love.
- It teaches you to better understand yourself and others, enhances your intuition, helps you rise above personal interests, and feel the love of the Universe.
- Romance
- Protects against harmful habits, intrusiveness, spite, and nightmares. Eases loneliness and heartache.
BAROKA PĒRLE
- The origin of the iridescent pearl is organic; it was formed inside a pearl oyster. The entry of a foreign body into the mussel irritates the cavity of its mantle and the animal releases calcium carbonate as well as its own secretions. The combination of these two components forms a pearl layer. It takes several years for a pearl to form inside the shell.
- There are both freshwater pearls, mainly cultivated in China, and saltwater pearls, cultivated in the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean off the coast of Australia, as well as in Japan, Fiji, Tahiti, and Indonesia.
- “Cultured” is the key word, since most pearls today are cultured. This means that a ball is placed in the mollusk to stimulate the secretion of pearls. Cultivated pearls are spherical, while natural pearls are more irregular in shape and very rare.
- The only way to tell if a pearl is natural is to examine it with an X-ray—in a cultured pearl, a small bead will be visible beneath the nacre layer.
- In healing, pearls possess a gentle energy that symbolizes the Moon and its influence on the body’s internal cycles.
