Necklace with quartz, turquoise and prehnite druse

A 64 cm long necklace, entirely hand-knotted, that plays with different volumes, shades and materials.
It's crafted with African turquoise, prehnite, labradorite, pyrite, and inserts of rough, faceted stones that create a vibrant, dynamic visual rhythm. The final balance is provided by the large, luminous, natural quartz druse pendant, finished by me with a burnished copper border that harmoniously integrates it into the two strands of the necklace.

The clasp is made of a hook in the shape of a figure eight/infinity in burnished copper: essential, solid and elegant, into which one end of the necklace is inserted.

The main stones alternate between green Prehnite cubes, round African Turquoise beads, iridescent Labradorite inserts, rondelles and rough stones, creating a rich yet always refined movement.
The protagonist is obviously the pendant: an almond-cut quartz druse (9x4cm), brilliant and delicate, capable of capturing the light in a poetic way.

• Prehnite

A stone with milky green hues, often slightly translucent. It comes mainly from South Africa, Australia, and Mali. It is nicknamed the "dreamer's stone" and is said to promote calm, clarity, and intuition.

• Quartz druse

Druze is a collection of natural quartz microcrystals that grow on the same mineral base, forming a luminous, irregular surface. Each druze is unique, created by pressure, time, and water. Traditionally, it is considered a stone that amplifies energy and clarity.