$250.00
$250.00
In honor of LOVE, our featured piece is the Elyria Heart Necklace! With its contemporary design and sentimental charm, the Heart Necklace makes a beautiful gift. Available with a pink topaz or diamond. The Heart Necklace was designed in collaboration with Love146, a non-profit whose mission is to end child trafficking.
Blackened sterling silver; pink topaz or lab-grown diamond (0.06ct); 18".
Wearing the Gwyneth will add an element of sparkle and elegance to your day or evening attire. It’s such an accessible piece.
Delicate yet powerful with exceptional sparkle, Embrazio’s pyrite rosary-chain jewelry adds a new dimension to Embrazio’s Infinite Soul Collection. A variety of lengths and ranging from the very simple to the creatively complex, the pyrite rosary-chain jewelry can be worn alone, layered with other pieces from Embrazio’s Infinite Soul Collection, or complemented with pieces you’ve curated elsewhere.
The GWYNETH necklace comes to a focal point in the area of your heart with a 6" drop of pyrite rosary chain terminating in a tiny pyrite bead.
The Bree 18 necklace comes to a focal point in the area of your collarbone with a drop of pyrite rosary chain terminating in a lustrous baroque pearl.
They say positive energy runs rampant in the pyrite stone. True or not the smile this necklace will engender when you pick it up and put it on will most definitely bring the positive your way.
Wearing the Emily will add an element of sparkle and elegance to your day or evening attire. It’s such an accessible piece.
Delicate yet powerful with exceptional sparkle, Embrazio’s pyrite rosary-chain jewelry adds a new dimension to Embrazio’s Infinite Soul Collection. A variety of lengths and ranging from the very simple to the creatively complex, the pyrite rosary-chain jewelry can be worn alone, layered with other pieces from Embrazio’s Infinite Soul Collection, or complemented with pieces you’ve curated elsewhere.
The Emily 16 necklace comes to a focal point in the area of your collarbone (for a petite woman).
