Material: onyx, 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.
ONYX
- It channels natural energy, provides greater inspiration, and ensures objectivity.
- Helps you hear and listen to your inner voice.
- It helps promote emotional balance, self-control, and stress relief, as well as fostering greater perseverance, humility, improved morale, deeper thinking, and mental strength.
- Protects against negativity (including the “evil eye”) and stops the loss of energy; sharpens the senses; increases endurance, strength, resilience, stamina, and determination.
- Onyx helps you let go of negative emotions such as grief and sadness. Uzskata, ka tas palīdz izbeigt nelaimīgas un apgrūtinošas attiecības.
- In jewelry, onyx wards off negative energy directed at the wearer. Oniksam, kā arī citiem melniem dārgakmeņiem piemīt aizsargājoša enerģija.
- Onyx is a stone of determination that gives you the strength to achieve your goals and maintain your results. Palīdz attīstīt uzņēmību,pasargā no neapdomības. Onikss palīdz burtiski ‘’izvilkt’’ slimības no organisma, jo tam piemīt spēja ‘’sabiezināt’’ enerģētisko lauku, ar to ārstē pat ļaundabīgos audzējus.
- Onyx can also help with brain disorders, depression, metabolic diseases, and the treatment of rheumatism. Tas veicina atmiņu un uzlabo dzirdi.
- Wearing onyx jewelry helps develop leadership qualities in the wearer. Vēl ir viedoklis, ka onikss palīdz piepildīt jebkuru tā valkātāja vēlēšanos, pasargā no uguns nelaimēm, ļaunas acs un vājprāta.
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.
