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Slim Gemstone Necklace: Peridot

$165

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  • Bead size: 2mm
  • 16" necklace + 2” extender
  • Recycled sterling silver slim lobster clasp + extender
  • Made in NYC
  • Charms sold separately

We love these as an addition to a neck mess, especially for hanging a charm. Strung on our slim lobster clasp and a 2-inch extender, you have the option to make this necklace anywhere from 16-18 inches long.  There are no rules - make it exactly what you want.

The process of recycling silver doesn't result in any loss of quality and therefore, gives you the same gorgeous piece of jewelry without the significant impacts associated with newly mined materials.

We have strengthened our commitment to our only home by partnering with 1% for the Planet®. 1% for the Planet® provides personalized giving strategies and forges powerful partnerships between businesses and environmental nonprofits to ensure the most impact possible.

Use a piece of string (or tape measure) to find the desired length of your necklace, and then measure the length of the string. The image below shows roughly where the necklace lengths fall. However, we suggest using the measuring method to see exactly how the lengths fall on your neck, as they fit every body a little differently.

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Slim Gemstone Necklace: Peridot

$165

About the

Gemstones

Peridot carries the warmth of volcanic fire within its signature lime-green glow, formed deep in the earth's mantle and carried to the surface by ancient eruptions. Egyptians called it the "gem of the sun," prizing its glow so much that some believe Cleopatra's famed emeralds were actually peridot. Ancient Hawaiians considered it the tears of Pele, goddess of volcanoes, while others across centuries have turned to peridot as a stone of protection worn to ward off nightmares and negative energy.

Metaphysically, peridot is linked to clarity, renewal, and openness — a stone said to release old patterns and invite in lightness, abundance, and joy. With its sunny brilliance and rich mythology, peridot is more than a gem — it's a wearable reminder to let go and shine.

Peridot

How to

Layer Your Necklaces

Curate your very own, dynamic "neck mess" by combining different lengths, materials, and colors to suit your mood and adapt to your look.