Necklace with Tourmaline and Amethyst Heart

The 48 cm necklace is made with natural rough tourmaline chips, shaded in black, pink, yellow, green, and blue. Each stone is unique in shape and color, creating a unique chromatic pattern.
The central pendant is a heart-shaped amethyst druse (40 mm wide, 35 mm high) with exposed crystals reflecting purple hues and delicate lilac sparkles. The workmanship is enhanced with burnished copper plating, with a slightly antiqued finish.
Near the clasp, a small pendant of colored tourmalines recalls the natural palette of the jewel.
A segment of rose gold chain allows you to request an extension or shortening of the necklace which will be done upon request.

• Tourmaline
  Tourmaline is one of nature's most variable stones: it can appear in almost any color. Rough tourmalines retain texture, natural fractures, and a unique depth not found in polished stones.
  The main deposits are found in Brazil, Afghanistan, Madagascar, and the United States. The natural gradient gives movement and character to the necklace.
• Amethyst Druse

  It's a formation of natural amethyst crystals, grown on a rocky matrix. Its surface is alive, with points that capture light and reflect it back in purple shimmers and lavender flashes. It's prized not only for its beauty, but also for its "shield energy": mining tradition associates it with balance, mental clarity, and protection from the noises of the world—both external and internal.