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Specifications
Item Code: SFP1029
Metric Dimensions: 40 x 11 x 6 mm
Imperial Dimensions: 1 ⅝” x ½” x ¼”
Weight: 17 Carats (3.4 grams)
Unique Qualities
This dynamic pendant combines a faceted natural white topaz with a cut Moldavite gem and an African Amethyst pear facet. The Moldavite is faceted using Arkadia’s special technique of leaving the back of the stone unpolished, allowing the unique raw texture of Moldavite to shine through the face of the gem. Even to the naked eye, you can see the gas bubbles and swirling patterns of Lechatelierite that formed during Moldavite’s molten journey to earth. The beautiful flow forms and fluvial structure of Lechatelierite is found in virtually all Moldavites. It gives Moldavite its unique internal structure and is one of the main ways we can identify genuine Moldavite from fakes.
This is a very emotionally balancing, feminine trio which helps to remove energy blockages, release stress, enhance creativity and deepen intuitive and visualization experiences. This amazing piece of handcrafted jewelry is a wonder to behold and carries highly protecting and uplifting energies which will help the user align with an endless source of true love, joy and abundance in life. (Chain sold separately)
A purple variety of Quartz, Amethyst is a gem of royalty, associated with the Crown chakra. It strengthens one's intuition and helps to quiet the mind. Amethyst is a synergy of the red and blue spectrums of light, combining the grounding, passionate energy of red with the expanding, mystical energy of blue.
Moldavite was formed during a celestial event some 15 million years ago. A huge astroid estimated to be around 1 km in diameter struck southern Germany and formed what is today known as Ries Crater. Moldavite is known as the stone of transformation, a catalyst to inspire positive change and elevate one’s consciousness.
Topaz is a silicate gemstone composed of bonded atoms of aluminum and fluorine. It has a long history of use as a gemstone and is the hardest of all the silicate minerals. Most Topaz in its natural state is a brown, to golden orange color or colorless.
Pure white Topaz is a gem that promotes clarity, wisdom and enhanced vision in times of confusion.