Hera
Inspired by the Greek Goddess Hera, this dramatic and bold necklace features a large Dumortierite gemstone set in hammered copper wire. The pendant is further embelished with copper and hematite beads.
Hera was known as the goddess of women, the sky, the stars, and the heavens. She was also known to be the queen of the Olympic Gods and Mount Olympus.
Dumortierite is associated with intuition and communication. It is aligned with the throat and third eye chakras.
The pendant measures approximately 2.5 inches tall and 1.25 inches wide. This pendant is sold on a copper alloy chain which is 19 inches at its longest and can be adjusted shorter to any link. The chain is adorned with sodalite and hematite beads, and dangling from the end of the chain is an additional sodalite bead that will cascade dramatically down the back of your neck. Alternate chain lengths may be available upon request.
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.
Click on each photo for more details. Before ordering, please read the product description in full, as well as the additional information below:
Inspired by the Greek Goddess Hera, this dramatic and bold necklace features a large Dumortierite gemstone set in hammered copper wire. The pendant is further embelished with copper and hematite beads.
Hera was known as the goddess of women, the sky, the stars, and the heavens. She was also known to be the queen of the Olympic Gods and Mount Olympus.
Dumortierite is associated with intuition and communication. It is aligned with the throat and third eye chakras.
The pendant measures approximately 2.5 inches tall and 1.25 inches wide. This pendant is sold on a copper alloy chain which is 19 inches at its longest and can be adjusted shorter to any link. The chain is adorned with sodalite and hematite beads, and dangling from the end of the chain is an additional sodalite bead that will cascade dramatically down the back of your neck. Alternate chain lengths may be available upon request.
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.
Click on each photo for more details. Before ordering, please read the product description in full, as well as the additional information below:
Inspired by the Greek Goddess Hera, this dramatic and bold necklace features a large Dumortierite gemstone set in hammered copper wire. The pendant is further embelished with copper and hematite beads.
Hera was known as the goddess of women, the sky, the stars, and the heavens. She was also known to be the queen of the Olympic Gods and Mount Olympus.
Dumortierite is associated with intuition and communication. It is aligned with the throat and third eye chakras.
The pendant measures approximately 2.5 inches tall and 1.25 inches wide. This pendant is sold on a copper alloy chain which is 19 inches at its longest and can be adjusted shorter to any link. The chain is adorned with sodalite and hematite beads, and dangling from the end of the chain is an additional sodalite bead that will cascade dramatically down the back of your neck. Alternate chain lengths may be available upon request.
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.
Click on each photo for more details. Before ordering, please read the product description in full, as well as the additional information below:
Pendant width: 1.25 Inches; Pendant height: 2.5 Inches; Necklace length: 19 inches, adjustable smaller
Materials: Antiqued Copper Wire, Dumortierite Gemstone, Sodalite Beads, Hematite Beads, Copper Beads, 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.
