Description
These beaded gemstone layering necklaces feature chunky natural stones in earthy shades of red, brown and copper. The beautiful and functional hand dyed silk ties allow you to adjust the length from 16″ on up to 26″
Wear them solo for a simple minimalist vibe, or layer them for a dramatic textured look!
MEASUREMENTS + MATERIALS
✭ Adjustable from 16″ – 26″
✭ Handcrafted with glass seed beads, premium quality gemstones, and hand dyed silk laces.
These necklaces are sold separately. Use the drop down menu to select a single strand or pair. Strand A has smaller beads and simpler lines. Strand B features a chunky jasper focal bead with mineral inclusions and swirled texture.
The stones include brecciated red jasper with hematite inclusions, poppy jasper, faceted smokey quartz, and garnet. Note that the large center stone on strand B is heavily textured with a very raw rustic, organic look. If you like a perfectly imperfect, wabi sabi look, this is your rock; if you require smooth perfection, this is not the stone for you.
FOLKLORIC PROPERTIES ✫
Brecciated Jasper – jasper is a form of fine grained, opaque chalcedony. It has been said to represent strength, justice, and protection. Red jasper is said to correspond to the root chakra’s grounding and centering energies.
Garnet – is an ancient gemstone – it has been found in Egyptian tombs. Its deep red color has often been associated with love, vitality, life force, and protection.
Hematite – is another stone said to align with the root chakra. Some say this stone helps to absorb and transform negative energy. It is said to be calming and grounding in times of stress.
Poppy Jasper – is said to be a joyful, energizing stone that promotes courage and strength.
Smokey Quartz -is said to be a calming stone that helps the user to process anxiety and stress. It corresponds to the root chakra, neutralizing and absorbing negative energy into the earth. Smoky quartz is the national gem of Scotland, where the ancient Celts called it “Morion”.
✫ I share these old tales out of a love of folklore and storytelling, they’re not intended as medical or spiritual advice. Believe it if you need it, if you don’t just pass it on ♥
