Earth-toned natural agate and reflective labradorite rondelles are framed by matte and polished black onyx in this distinctive cross necklace. Agate is traditionally associated with stability and balance, while labradorite is often regarded as a symbol of transformation. Handmade with care in the Peak District. Natural stones may show individual variations in colour, pattern and translucency.
Materials: 8mm natural agate; 8mm faceted natural agate rondelles; 8mm faceted labradorite rondelles; 8mm matte and gloss black onyx; stainless-steel bar-cut spacers; silver-tone cross pendant. Fastening: Grey macrame knot fastening. Finished length: Approximately 24 inches.
Sizing: Made as closely as possible to the selected finished length. Due to individual bead dimensions, pattern alignment and fastening components, the final measurement may vary by approximately half an inch.
Designed with a traditionally masculine aesthetic in mind, though its style is entirely personal and can be worn by anyone drawn to the piece.
Earth-toned natural agate and reflective labradorite rondelles are framed by matte and polished black onyx in this distinctive cross necklace. Agate is traditionally associated with stability and balance, while labradorite is often regarded as a symbol of transformation. Handmade with care in the Peak District. Natural stones may show individual variations in colour, pattern and translucency.
Materials: 8mm natural agate; 8mm faceted natural agate rondelles; 8mm faceted labradorite rondelles; 8mm matte and gloss black onyx; stainless-steel bar-cut spacers; silver-tone cross pendant. Fastening: Grey macrame knot fastening. Finished length: Approximately 24 inches.
Sizing: Made as closely as possible to the selected finished length. Due to individual bead dimensions, pattern alignment and fastening components, the final measurement may vary by approximately half an inch.
Designed with a traditionally masculine aesthetic in mind, though its style is entirely personal and can be worn by anyone drawn to the piece.
