stone pendants

Surrounded by lovely leaves and brilliant stones of peridot and amethyst, a teardrop-shaped rainbow moonstone is luminous in this dazzling pendant. Neeru Goel of India presents an elegant sterling silver necklace that is linked with the same leaves and gemstones as the pendant. The design is completed with lengths of sterling silver Cuban link chain.

Flame-like petals in sterling silver form a graceful garland around a glowing purple stone in this necklace from Aparna in India. The teardrop-shaped composite turquoise cabochon is set in a rope-style bezel in a pendant with an ornate bale. It centers a sterling silver cable chain.

Amethyst's glow takes shape as leaves and vines encircle a faceted 5-carat stone. By Parul, this very feminine rhodium plated sterling silver necklace finds a complement in cubic zirconia. She presents the elegant pendant on a sleek argent snake chain.

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now sweetens thousands of regional artworks. This breathtaking calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the precious essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this shining pendant, with birds representing the Armenian letter “Rr,” all in a palette of purple, pink and orange hues for an ethereal style.

The Armenian region showcases the regal beauty of its classic artistry in this gorgeous necklace by Arpine Matevosyan. The artisan uses her refined talent in this accessory, adorned with a round pendant of floral and leafy allure. Painted by hand in purple and blue hues, the design comes with a comfortable cotton cord.

Like a lilac blossom, a three-carat amethyst clings to rhodium plated sterling silver vines in a necklace by Parul. The talented Indian designer creates beautifully feminine jewelry.