This elegant piece exemplifies today’s minimalist trend and looks great with any outfit! Featuring a large, sterling silver semi-hoop connected to a fine sterling chain, this necklace reminds us to open our spiritual circle to new and positive energies. Each of Lisa Scala’s pieces is signed and marked with its respective metal, e.g., sterling silver.
Also available in a rich gold finish—a heavy layer of 18k gold over sterling silver! (5x thicker gold than most plated jewelry.)
Hoop width: 3/4″
Total length: 16″
Unique handcrafted jewelry by Lisa Scala is the perfect gift—even for yourself!
Lisa Scala is inspired by her love of spiritual healing and nature, whose lines and energy are reflected in her designs. Infused with warmth and connection, Lisa’s handmade jewelry is designed to send out positive energy. Her pieces are meant to encourage and reflect the best in ourselves. Lisa loves creating her work and sharing it with you!
Most items are made to order, so please allow 2 to 3 weeks for shipping. NOTE: Certain items may be ready to ship, so don’t hesitate to ask about faster delivery.
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$64.00
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Open Circle Minimalist Necklace – Sterling
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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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