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A multi-colored gemstone beaded necklace with a gold-tone clasp and extender chain, displayed on a clean white background.
  • A multi-colored gemstone beaded necklace with a gold-tone clasp and extender chain, displayed on a clean white background.
  • A beaded gemstone bracelet with oval faceted beads in shades of light green, aqua, lavender, and pale yellow, connected by a gold-tone chain extender.
  • Where the Sea Meets the Sky Bracelet | Fluorite
  • A minimalist seascape photograph featuring calm, textured blue-green water under a pale blue and white hazy sky, with a faint sailboat visible on the horizon.
Where the Sea Meets the Sky Bracelet | Fluorite

Where the Sea Meets the Sky Bracelet | Fluorite

$550.00
Expédition calculée lors du paiement.

Like coastal light shifting across open water, this piece captures the quiet magic of the natural world in motion. Where the Sea Meets the Sky brings together an ethereal palette of multi-tonal fluorite—shifting effortlessly from misty sea-greens and soft lavenders to buttery, sunlit golden hues.

Custom hand-dyed, hand-knotted silk cord is individually color-matched to echo the subtle gradients of the stones. Finished with solid 14K yellow gold hardware, this bracelet bridges the gap between delicate heirloom craftsmanship and everyday luxury. It is a piece with quiet presence—understated yet entirely unforgettable.

 

  • 6” bead length + 1" extender
  • 6.5-7mm smooth multi-tonal oval shaped fluorite beads featuring unique color variations
  • hand-dyed silk cord, individually hand-knotted between each stone for fluid, graceful movement
  • solid 14K yellow gold clasp and extender chain
  • one-of-a-kind design 

* In stock and ready to ship *
PRODUCTION TIMELINE

Please allow 6-8 weeks production time plus approximately one week shipping time. This includes any 'made to order' items that are not listed as 'in stock and ready to ship' as well as stock rings (which are made in your finger size).
JEWELRY CARE

For many pieces mild detergent, warm water, and a soft brush are a good start. However, opals should never get wet or be cleaned with water. Avoid harsh chemicals - especially perfumes and skin lotions which can immediately damage opals and pearls. Take your jewelry off while swimming in pools or the ocean. Both chlorine and saltwater erode gold over time.

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