Aurora
With its iridescent display of color and flash, labradorite gemstone has long been linked with the Aurora Borealis. Legends from various cultures consider this mystical stone to be the physical embodiment of the northern lights.
This dramatic collar necklace features a large, luminescent labradorite stone set in antiqued copper wire. The gemstone labradorite is prized for its mystical and transformative properties. This particular specimen has some great flash to it. Move it slowly to watch it shimmer in the sunlight.
Aurora is also known as the Goddess of the Dawn. Wear this statement piece to channel this mythical goddess, as well as the wonder of the Aurora Borealis. All who gaze upon you will be transfixed by your magic.
The pendant portion of the necklace is comprised of a large teardrop labradorite stone wrapped in copper wire and adorned with copper, moonstone, and hematite beads. The pendant component measures approximately 2.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. It is attached to the stiff collar portion, which is made from copper wire twisted together in swirls and curls. The curved collar portion measures approximately 7 inches across and sits high up against the neckline, on or above the collar bone.
The piece in its entirety hangs from a copper alloy chain which is adjustable to any link. The necklace as a whole, with chain, measures approximately 18 inches long at its longest point, and is adjustable shorter. Cascading down the back of the chain is a moss agate bead.
This piece is wrapped in bare copper wire, then carefully antiqued by hand and polished to bring out the organic highlights and lowlights of the beautiful metal.
There is a slight flexibility to the collar component, but please be extremely gentle and DO NOT BEND IT.
Click on images for more detail. Before ordering, please read the product description in full, as well as the additional information below:
With its iridescent display of color and flash, labradorite gemstone has long been linked with the Aurora Borealis. Legends from various cultures consider this mystical stone to be the physical embodiment of the northern lights.
This dramatic collar necklace features a large, luminescent labradorite stone set in antiqued copper wire. The gemstone labradorite is prized for its mystical and transformative properties. This particular specimen has some great flash to it. Move it slowly to watch it shimmer in the sunlight.
Aurora is also known as the Goddess of the Dawn. Wear this statement piece to channel this mythical goddess, as well as the wonder of the Aurora Borealis. All who gaze upon you will be transfixed by your magic.
The pendant portion of the necklace is comprised of a large teardrop labradorite stone wrapped in copper wire and adorned with copper, moonstone, and hematite beads. The pendant component measures approximately 2.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. It is attached to the stiff collar portion, which is made from copper wire twisted together in swirls and curls. The curved collar portion measures approximately 7 inches across and sits high up against the neckline, on or above the collar bone.
The piece in its entirety hangs from a copper alloy chain which is adjustable to any link. The necklace as a whole, with chain, measures approximately 18 inches long at its longest point, and is adjustable shorter. Cascading down the back of the chain is a moss agate bead.
This piece is wrapped in bare copper wire, then carefully antiqued by hand and polished to bring out the organic highlights and lowlights of the beautiful metal.
There is a slight flexibility to the collar component, but please be extremely gentle and DO NOT BEND IT.
Click on images for more detail. Before ordering, please read the product description in full, as well as the additional information below:
With its iridescent display of color and flash, labradorite gemstone has long been linked with the Aurora Borealis. Legends from various cultures consider this mystical stone to be the physical embodiment of the northern lights.
This dramatic collar necklace features a large, luminescent labradorite stone set in antiqued copper wire. The gemstone labradorite is prized for its mystical and transformative properties. This particular specimen has some great flash to it. Move it slowly to watch it shimmer in the sunlight.
Aurora is also known as the Goddess of the Dawn. Wear this statement piece to channel this mythical goddess, as well as the wonder of the Aurora Borealis. All who gaze upon you will be transfixed by your magic.
The pendant portion of the necklace is comprised of a large teardrop labradorite stone wrapped in copper wire and adorned with copper, moonstone, and hematite beads. The pendant component measures approximately 2.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. It is attached to the stiff collar portion, which is made from copper wire twisted together in swirls and curls. The curved collar portion measures approximately 7 inches across and sits high up against the neckline, on or above the collar bone.
The piece in its entirety hangs from a copper alloy chain which is adjustable to any link. The necklace as a whole, with chain, measures approximately 18 inches long at its longest point, and is adjustable shorter. Cascading down the back of the chain is a moss agate bead.
This piece is wrapped in bare copper wire, then carefully antiqued by hand and polished to bring out the organic highlights and lowlights of the beautiful metal.
There is a slight flexibility to the collar component, but please be extremely gentle and DO NOT BEND IT.
Click on images for more detail. Before ordering, please read the product description in full, as well as the additional information below:
Pendant width: 1.5 Inches; Pendant height: 2.5 Inches; Collar component: 7 inches; Necklace length in total: 18 inches, adjustable shorter
Materials: Antiqued Copper Wire, Labradorite, Moonstone Bead, Hematite Beads, Copper Bead, Moss Agate Bead, Copper Alloy Chain, Iron Clasp
Closure: Lobster Clasp
All jewelry is unique, hand-crafted, and many pieces are made to order. Due to the nature of handcrafting, as well as the varied nature of crystals and gemstones, pieces may vary slightly in detail from those photographed here.
