Each of our semi-precious, gemstone necklace designs is made with reference to the individual stones. Only one of each of these unique handmade semi-precious necklaces is made. You are selecting an exclusive piece of jewellery. The names of the semi-precious gemstones are capitalised to distinguish them from colours that use the same name.
Facetted Muscovite(18x13mm) and Rose Quartz combine with Mookaite beads blending in this shimmering, semi-precious, handmade necklace. The colour ranges from the soft pink of Rose Quartz cushions, to dark strawberry pink Muscovite ovals and on to burgundy Mookaite all separated by various pearly pink seed beads. Finished with a silver plated toggle catch, this is a classic necklace to wear with greys and neutrals.
Three approx 15 x 12mm chunky pieces of New Jade between golden flower face beads nestle within Peridot chips and are surrounded by Peridot small ovals in this partial double necklace. An extension catch featuring Peridot ovals completes a unique and tasteful, semi-precious jewellery, keepsake.
This masculine necklace has cropped marble rectangles separated by pure brushed copper rondelles, all suspended by copper chain. The design of this handmade semi-precious necklace offsets the colours of the grey- brown marble contrasting it with the vibrant shine and colour of the copper, giving it both life and solidity. A great accessory for casual wear. Please specify the length you require in the comments box during checkout. The length range available is shown below.
Clear Citrine chips cluster between milky White Quartz rounds in this spring handcrafted necklace. The clean colours are supported by a silver plated catch with extension chain featuring a heart dropper. This designer jewellery is a great accompaniment to pastels, and a lift to darker outfits.
Graduated Rock Crystal & Rose Quartz - gemstone necklace
This is really chunky, a knotted necklace of graduated Rock Crystal and Rose Quartz. A simple design where all the gemstones have been chosen to blend together so easily, it belies the effort that this effect takes. A heavy piece strung on waxed linen thread which handles beautifully, and will lie well on the neck. This is jewellery you don't want to hide, but wear it with pride, with pastels or black as a foil.
Graded Citrine chunks feature within this, Dalmation Spot Jasper and Aragonite chips, semi-precious design. Handcrafted with a golden extension chain having a citrine oval dropper, this is distinctive jewellery, which would look great with a tan or darker skin tones. Suitable for that special evening out where your unique necklace is your own private show-stopper.
Rose Leopard Skin Jasper, Vintage - gemstone necklace
Hand picked pink, round, Leopard Skin Jasper beads blend and nestle within 10mm Rose Quartz in this long, handmade, semi-precious necklace. This design is transformed into vintage style jewellery by delightful delicate touches, finishing with a romantic heart toggle catch. Fashionable, stylish and classic, this necklace will brighten the greys and duller colours this winter!
A 10mm Rose Quartz round bead features between semi-precious Eagles Eye ovals in the centre of this handmade gemstone necklace. Following through from the centrepiece are a series of Rose Quartz rondelles, separated by Eagles Eye oval and round beads, and echoed by tiny grey matching glass slices. Finished with a snake design, antique silver toggle catch, this versatile jewellery can be worn with many plain outfits.
Coppered Sea-Stripe Jasper - semi-precious jewellery set
Coppered Sea-Stripe Jasper: in this semi-precious jewellery set the patterned pure copper beads alternate with 'Sea-Stripe' Jasper (a form of Riban Jasper), both in colour and texture. Antique bronze coloured slices are enclosed between these contrasting beads harmonising the teal and brown in the Jasper to the bright copper.
Ear fittings: copper in pierced (including hypo-allergenic fittings) and antique gold non pierced fittings.
Earring length: 2" (5cm) (pure copper Bali Style fittings are shown in the picture).
