South Seas Mother-of-Pearl - Greek Crosses - Symbol of Protection and Balance - 925 Silver Clasp - Necklace

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Description from the seller

I am offering at auction a long 3-turn necklace made of multicolored Mother-of-Pearl beads from the South Seas. The clasp is sterling silver 925 with gold plating.

The beads are in the shape of GREEK CROSSES (Symbol of Protection and Balance).

Necklace handmade in our workshop in Madrid (Spain).

The necklace has been professionally hand-knotted with a high-quality thread mix of silk and cotton.

Material: Multicolored Mother-of-Pearl from the South Seas - FIRST QUALITY
Bead size: approximately 10 mm
Bead shape: Greek crosses of protection - VERY SPECIAL
Necklace length: 133 cm - 3 TURNS
Clasp: 925 silver with gold plating - stamped "925"
Handmade necklace with knots at each mother-of-pearl bead.
Gift box and protective pouch

A mother-of-pearl is the inner nacreous layer of some shells. It is the harder, white and shiny part that it possesses, and also displays reflections of other tones. It is a semi-precious stone that forms at the pace of nature, thus imprinting the vibrant colors that nature hides on its surface.

The natural iridescence of mother-of-pearl has captivated people for centuries. This precious stone has a long history of use in decorative arts and jewelry. Its delicate tones and its shimmering effect make it a popular choice for both designers and artisans.

The history of mother-of-pearl goes back more than 4,000 years. The ancient Egyptians used it in jewelry and carvings, while in the East it has been used for decorative purposes for centuries. In the 16th century, it became a popular material for inlays in European furniture.

Mother-of-pearl is found in the shells of several mollusks, including abalone, oysters, and clams. Fine layers of nacre form the interior of the shells to protect the animal’s soft tissue from waste and parasites. These layers reflect light in a unique way, creating the iridescence that makes mother-of-pearl so attractive.

For centuries, mother-of-pearl has been associated with various healing properties and metaphysical attributes. Many believe that the gemstone has a calming effect on emotions, promoting emotional balance and harmony in daily life.

Others associate mother-of-pearl with feminine energy, linking it to the natural cycles of the moon and tides. Some cultures believe this gemstone can enhance intuition, helping to better understand situations and make wiser decisions.

From a physical standpoint, some also believe that mother-of-pearl may help alleviate digestive and skin problems. Its iridescent tone and elegant beauty add an extra layer of appeal to its healing properties.

The symbolism of mother-of-pearl is also significant. It can represent motherhood, fertility, and the bond between mother and child. It is also sometimes associated with purity, innocence, and a sense of calm and tranquility.

Photos are part of the description.

I am offering at auction a long 3-turn necklace made of multicolored Mother-of-Pearl beads from the South Seas. The clasp is sterling silver 925 with gold plating.

The beads are in the shape of GREEK CROSSES (Symbol of Protection and Balance).

Necklace handmade in our workshop in Madrid (Spain).

The necklace has been professionally hand-knotted with a high-quality thread mix of silk and cotton.

Material: Multicolored Mother-of-Pearl from the South Seas - FIRST QUALITY
Bead size: approximately 10 mm
Bead shape: Greek crosses of protection - VERY SPECIAL
Necklace length: 133 cm - 3 TURNS
Clasp: 925 silver with gold plating - stamped "925"
Handmade necklace with knots at each mother-of-pearl bead.
Gift box and protective pouch

A mother-of-pearl is the inner nacreous layer of some shells. It is the harder, white and shiny part that it possesses, and also displays reflections of other tones. It is a semi-precious stone that forms at the pace of nature, thus imprinting the vibrant colors that nature hides on its surface.

The natural iridescence of mother-of-pearl has captivated people for centuries. This precious stone has a long history of use in decorative arts and jewelry. Its delicate tones and its shimmering effect make it a popular choice for both designers and artisans.

The history of mother-of-pearl goes back more than 4,000 years. The ancient Egyptians used it in jewelry and carvings, while in the East it has been used for decorative purposes for centuries. In the 16th century, it became a popular material for inlays in European furniture.

Mother-of-pearl is found in the shells of several mollusks, including abalone, oysters, and clams. Fine layers of nacre form the interior of the shells to protect the animal’s soft tissue from waste and parasites. These layers reflect light in a unique way, creating the iridescence that makes mother-of-pearl so attractive.

For centuries, mother-of-pearl has been associated with various healing properties and metaphysical attributes. Many believe that the gemstone has a calming effect on emotions, promoting emotional balance and harmony in daily life.

Others associate mother-of-pearl with feminine energy, linking it to the natural cycles of the moon and tides. Some cultures believe this gemstone can enhance intuition, helping to better understand situations and make wiser decisions.

From a physical standpoint, some also believe that mother-of-pearl may help alleviate digestive and skin problems. Its iridescent tone and elegant beauty add an extra layer of appeal to its healing properties.

The symbolism of mother-of-pearl is also significant. It can represent motherhood, fertility, and the bond between mother and child. It is also sometimes associated with purity, innocence, and a sense of calm and tranquility.

Photos are part of the description.

Details

Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
South Seas Mother-of-Pearl - Greek Crosses - Symbol of Protection and Balance - 925 Silver Clasp
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
52 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Thailand
Length
133 cm
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
10901
Objects sold
100%
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It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. However, using or wearing gemstones or minerals does not mean that you can treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your health care professional for information on health care issues and do not stop any medications or courses of treatment, without first consulting your health care professional. The use of gemstones or minerals as a wellness therapy is one of personal choice. While stones or crystals have been used historically to relieve or prevent symptoms, the objects sold on our website offer no guarantee of results. Therefore, Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for the effectiveness of these objects sold herein.

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