Pearl & Celestial Coin Necklace

A gold-plated rope chain leads to a drop of three elements: a turquoise CZ pavé ball, a flat freshwater coin pearl in iridescent white, and a gold-plated celestial coin pendant engraved with a sun, crescent moon, and scattered stars. Each piece connects to the next by a small gold jump ring. The chain is fine; the pendant is the point.

• Elements: Freshwater coin pearl (oval, flat), turquoise CZ pavé ball, gold-plated celestial coin pendant (sun & moon motif), gold-plated rope chain, lobster clasp with extender
• Size: 44 cm
• Rarity: One piece.
• Associations: Cancer (Pearl)

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

The pearl was the only gemstone made by a living creature — and for that reason alone, it commanded a price no other stone could match in the ancient world. Pliny the Elder placed it above all others, documenting how Roman women wore pearl jewelry as the ultimate display of wealth and refinement. Harvested from the Persian Gulf, the Red Sea, and the coasts of India, pearls moved through trade routes long before most gemstones were even named. (Pliny the Elder, Natural History, 77 AD)