Necklace with raw tourmaline and large rose quartz

79 cm long necklace made with rough tourmalines in different shades, arranged in a natural dégradé that goes from black to pink, from yellow to green, and finally to blue. The stones retain their irregular shape, revealing their original mineral structure.

The clasp is a focal point of the design: a loop that holds a black Botswana Agate stone. When the necklace is worn doubled, the stone remains at the front, becoming part of the jewel.

The pendant is a large oval Rose Quartz (4.5 × 3.5 cm) with a soft and luminous surface that creates an elegant contrast with the rough tourmalines.

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

• Tourmaline
  Tourmaline is one of the most variable stones in nature: it can appear in almost every existing color. Rough tourmalines retain their natural texture, fractures, and original depth that is not found in polished stones.
  The main deposits are found in Brazil, Afghanistan, Madagascar, and the United States. The natural dégradé adds movement and character to the necklace.
• Botswana Agate
  A layered stone, characterized by regular bands and shades ranging from grey to black. It is known for its compactness and the smooth, clean shape of its inclusions. It is mainly mined in Botswana and is very durable, perfect for a jewel clasp.
• Rose Quartz
  A variety of quartz with a milky and delicate pink hue. Its shade is due to mineral micro-inclusions that softly diffuse light.
  The most significant deposits are in Madagascar, Brazil, and Namibia. It is considered a luminous and harmonious stone.