Made in sterling silver, this distinctive gem pod pendant features a healing gemstone within. Customize the pendant with your choice of turquoise, pearl, blue agate, black onyx, amethyst or clear quartz crystal gemstone. Hangs on a sterling chain. Marked and signed by the artist.
Pendant: 3/4″L x 1/4″W
Chain length: 16″ (please ask if you need a longer length)
Lisa Scala is inspired by her love of spiritual healing and nature, whose lines and energy are reflected in her designs.
Most items are made to order, so please allow 2 to 3 weeks for shipping (4 to 6 weeks shipping on 18kt gold products). NOTE: certain items may be ready to ship, so don’t hesitate to ask about faster delivery.
Turquoise: The December birthstone, said to have multiple healing properties.
Pearl: The June birthstone, symbolizing purity.
Blue Agate: A protective stone that soothes and attracts strength.
Black Onyx: Used to defend against negativity and strengthen self-confidence.
Amethyst: The power to stimulate and soothe the mind and emotions.
Quartz crystal: Known as a powerful healing crystal.
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$64.00
In stock (can be backordered)
Gem Pod Pendant Necklace – Sterling, Choose Stone
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• Superior-quality GEMSTONES handpicked for their exceptional depth and color.
• ARGENTIUM SILVER is a tarnish-resistant high carat silver alloy, containing 93.5% silver.
• Exquisite craftsmanship built on 35+ years of skilled metalwork and stone setting.
• One-of-a-kind pieces inspired by natural beauty in all its forms.
A distinctive, sophisticated jewelry gallery right in Georgetown Square…
Lisa Scala’s unique jewelry collections, including one-of-a-kind pieces, are available directly to the public, and created in her studio at the Scala Center in Georgetown, Massachusetts.
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