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Evergreen Necklace | Green Tourmaline & Blue Topaz

Evergreen Necklace | Green Tourmaline & Blue Topaz

$1,100.00
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From our Flow Collection — a study in balance and quiet beauty. This necklace features a custom 14K yellow gold pendant cradling two natural gemstones: a one-of-a-kind irregular tourmaline and a luminous oval blue topaz. Suspended on a delicate yellow gold chain, it’s a piece that feels intentional and artful — a subtle statement for those who love color, contrast, and thoughtful design.

details:

  • 16.5x16.5mm overall dimensions of pendant
  • 16.5x8.15mm irregular shaped natural green tourmaline
  • 9x7mm natural oval light blue topaz
  • 16" 1mm yellow gold chain with lobster clasp
  • One of a kind design

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PRODUCTION TIMELINE

Please allow 4-6 weeks production time plus approximately one week shipping time on items that are made to order. This includes any made to order item as well as stock rings (made in your finger size) and any item online which is listed online as an 'out of stock item’.
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. Jewelry needs to be polished regularly and we recommend using Sunshine Polishing Cloths. 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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