Necklace with Tourmaline and Rose Quartz

A large rose quartz stone, carved and then worked in copper. It's suspended from two long strands of small, square, nuanced tourmalines. A drop of green fluorite dangles from one end.

84 cm long necklace made with small tourmaline stones in different shades, arranged in a natural gradient that goes from green to pink.

Large faceted and copper-plated rose quartz piece (4 cm × 2.5 cm), with a luminous surface that creates an elegant sense of continuity with the shades of the tourmaline.

The necklace can be worn long or double wrapped around the neck or wrist. A combination of color, texture, and volume makes every detail unique.

• 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 the necklace movement and character.
  
• Rose Quartz
  A variety of quartz with a delicate, milky pink hue. Its hue is due to micro-mineral inclusions that diffuse light softly.
  The most significant deposits are in Madagascar, Brazil, and Namibia. It is considered a luminous and harmonious stone.