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Decorating links of sterling silver bathed in 22k gold, petite glowing cultured pearls circle the neck. This lovely rosary can be worn long or wrap-style. Balinese artisan Ketut Sulastri creates this rosary, which culminates in a golden cross and petite pearls that dangle from a larger pearl.

Jade comes in many more colours than green, and this pendant features a striking contrasts between black jade and "ice" jade. Set in sterling silver, they grace a polished cross on a shining cable chain. The necklace is the creation of the Migliozzi Studio in Guatemala, which was the source of precious jade in the Mesoamerican period.

Mesmerizing in its elegance, a cross is crafted from sterling silver, detailed with openwork spiral patterns that reveal a dark interior. Balinese artisan Buana creates this faithful necklace, centering the cross with an oval of natural moonstone. This accessory circles the neck with sterling Byzantine chain.

Linked by sterling silver chain bathed in 22k gold, delightful moonstone and garnet gems circle the neck. This faithful rosary can be worn long or wrap-style. Balinese artisan Ketut Sulastri creates this rosary, which culminates in a golden cross and gemstone beads that swing from a pendant depicting the virgin Mary.

In the heart of Dublin, designers at a family-owned jewelry studio draw on the backdrop of their ancient city, founded in the 8th century, to create classic designs that incorporate classic Celtic motifs. This rhodium plated sterling silver and cultured pearl pendant necklace features a classic Celtic trinity knot, also called the triquetra. Found in ancient Celtic texts like the Book of Kells, it has also become a symbol of the Christian holy trinity. In Celtic tradition, it symbolizes strength and unity-the knot itself has no beginning or end. It can represent past, present, and future, or the stages of a woman's life according to Celtic lore: young woman, mother, and grandmother.

In the heart of Dublin, designers at a family-owned jewelry studio draw on the backdrop of their ancient city, founded in the 8th century, to create classic designs that incorporate classic Celtic motifs. These rhodium plated sterling silver and cultured pearl earrings feature a classic Celtic trinity knot, also called the triquetra. Found in ancient Celtic texts like the Book of Kells, it has also become a symbol of the Christian holy trinity. In Celtic tradition, it symbolizes strength and unity-the knot itself has no beginning or end. It can represent past, present, and future, or the stages of a woman's life according to Celtic lore: young woman, mother, and grandmother.