Crescent Toggle Necklace

Gold, layered and locked.

A gold-plated figaro chain splits into three lighter chains mid-way, each falling at a different length and weight. The trio converges at a crescent moon pendant with an iridescent resin cabochon and a small resin point drop. The necklace closes with a toggle bar clasp, a four-petal flower charm sitting at the front of the neck as part of the look.

• Elements: Gold-plated stainless steel chains, crescent moon pendant, iridescent resin cabochon, resin point drop, toggle clasp with flower charm.
• Size: Adjustable length.
• Rarity: One piece.

Express your natural beauty with GAIA pieces, handcrafted with care in Egypt.

The crescent moon has appeared as a jewelry motif across nearly every ancient civilization — from Mesopotamian cylinder seals to Roman lunula amulets worn by children and women for protection. In ancient Rome, the lunula was one of the most widely documented protective ornaments, worn at the neck and recorded in detail by Roman writers as a symbol tied to Diana, goddess of the moon. (Kunz, G.F., The Curious Lore of Precious Stones, J.B. Lippincott, 1913)