symbolic necklaces

Nareerat combines the magical essence of winter with myriad spring flowers made from precious jewels. Expert in creating maximalist jewelry pieces, the Thai artisan presents a new collection full of fantasy and glamour. This beaded statement necklace is meticulously crafted from quartz, labradorite, yellow cultured pearls, glass beads and tourmaline quartz stones, all joined by stainless steel wires, making a blue-toned accessory symbolizing serenity. As the final touch, sterling silver-plated brass accents allow you to wear the design comfortably, displaying it in all its shiny splendor.

Blue jasper and quartz stones merge with glass and crystal beads to create a oneiric illusion in Domingo Reanda's newest design. Crafted in Guatemala, this adjustable necklace features a round pendant made of stainless steel wires, whose sinuous formations form a tree as a symbol of prosperity and fantasy. The piece is also accented with a comfortable leather cord and a polished finish.

Working with a natural howlite stone, Mexico's Josefina and Cecilia create a charming addition to your jewelry collection. Ornamented with a cute flower in blue, symbolizing imagination, this necklace spreads a magical spring vibe in every detail, including 14k gold-plated accents and sparkling crystal beads.

A drop of glowing water arrives from the Indian coast to add a touch of harmony to your days. Bhavya Jain creates this gorgeous necklace, whose aqua chalcedony pendant boasts a tiny sterling silver crab as a symbol of success.

True beauty flourishes in the spring fields of the Armenian region, inspiring this enchanting creation. Sterling silver round and triangle pendants unite in one piece, accented by artisan Ruzan Gevorgyan with blue resin accents and natural wildflowers as a symbol of innocence. A cotton cord completes the necklace, crowned with a natural lapis lazuli gem.

Hanzi are characters used in Chinese writing. As early as the sixth century A.D., many of these characters began to be simplified and adopted into Japanese writing, where they're known as kanji, a term that is more widely used in the West. Artisans in Yiwu, China, create these pendants by using sterling silver and the lost-wax casting method. Each character emulates the sweeping brushstrokes of traditional calligraphy. Choose based on birth month, favorite color, or simply the symbol that resonates with you most.

January: Garnet/Beauty, February: Amethyst/Generosity, March: Blue Topaz/Affection, April: White Quartz/Love, May: Green Quartz/Sweetness, June: White Pearl/Longevity, July: Carnelian/Perfection, August: Peridot/Purity, September: Iolite/Protection, October: Pink Tourmaline/Happiness, November: Citrine/Artistry, December: Turquoise/Imagination.