FIERY SOUL MEDALLION PENDANT
- Stones: Garnet.
- Size: 2mm Cubic Zirconia.
- Metal: Sterling Silver 925.
- White Gold Plated.
- Handcrafted & Hand Mounted.
- Chain length: 18"
At the heart of this exquisite piece lies a stunning, deep red garnet, ranging from 2 to 4 carats, its rich hues symbolizing love and commitment. This centerpiece gemstone is masterfully set in the highest quality 925 Sterling Silver, ensuring both durability and timeless beauty.
"A garnet's glow: Like a promise that never fades."
Surrounding the central garnet, a constellation of sparkling cubic zirconia stones adds a captivating brilliance, each meticulously hand-mounted to create a harmonious balance of luxury and grace. These stones not only complement the garnet's natural allure but also add a touch of glamour to the necklace.
The chain, approximately 18 inches in length, is designed to sit comfortably and elegantly along the collarbone, making it a versatile piece suitable for both casual and formal wear. Crafted from the same premium 925 Sterling Silver, it provides a secure and sophisticated setting for the pendant.
At Zanvari, each piece is more than jewelry; it's a testament to the skill and passion of our artisans. This necklace is no exception, handcrafted and hand-mounted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that each necklace is not only a piece of art but also a unique expression of the wearer's style.
Note:
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When you select a product made from natural stone, please embrace its individuality. Remember, it’s this inherent variability that adds to the charm and appeal of the material. The piece you receive may not be an exact match to the image you see online or in a catalogue, but it will undoubtedly be unique, with its own inherent beauty and character
Made-to-order: This means the items are not pre-produced and are instead assembled or crafted after a customer places an order.
8-10 BUSINESS DAYS: This is the typical turnaround time for most items. Business days exclude weekends and holidays. So, if you order on a Friday, the 8-day clock wouldn't typically start until the following Monday.
