Labradorite Mountain Moonlight Pendant (4)

Indulge in the artistry of nature with this handcrafted statement pendant. Sterling silver mountain ranges and evergreen trees come to life beneath a gleaming gold crescent moon, forming a mesmerizing rolling landscape. Each mountain and tree is meticulously textured, capturing the essence of the great outdoors.

The pendant's night sky is complemented by the enchanting cool flash of labradorite, adding a touch of mystique to its beauty. Turn the pendant around to discover a delicately embellished leaf texture and a charming logo plate.

Embrace the magic of this pendant as it comes with our standard 18-inch 1.7 mm diamond-cut rolo chain. For a personalized touch, explore our range of custom chain options available for separate purchase at this link. Elevate your style with this captivating pendant and carry the spirit of the mountains wherever you go.

Measurements:
Length - 48 mm (1 7/8 in)
Width - 35 mm (1 3/8 in)

Silver
100% of the silver used in our designs is recycled. Silver is a precious metal, and Pure silver, also called fine silver, is 99.9% pure, often stamped ".999". Pure silver is too soft for products like jewelry. So, to make fine silver more durable, copper is added, creating sterling silver, which is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper, often stamped "sterling" or ".925". Our sterling silver only contains silver and copper and never contains other metals like zinc and nickel, which can irritate sensitive skin. Over time, any sterling silver jewelry exposed to air will tarnish, but this tarnish can be easily removed with a polishing cloth.

Gold Filled 
Gold-filled is made by adding a layer of 14- or 12-karat gold to a brass core, creating a tarnish-resistant surface where only gold is exposed. The metals are permanently bound together using heat and pressure, then are rolled and drawn to exact specifications.

Labradorite
Labradorite, a captivating feldspar mineral, holds the secret to its allure within its very name. Exhibiting a mesmerizing labradorescence, this phenomenon gives rise to its captivating play of colors. Its crystals often take on thin and tabular shapes, displaying a remarkable spectrum of hues ranging from enchanting purples to serene grey-blues, vivid greens, warm yellows, and deep browns. One of the distinctive features of this mineral is its enchanting pearly sheen, while some specimens showcase a captivating schiller effect. Named after its initial discovery in Labrador, a Canadian province situated on the Isle of Paul, this stunning gemstone has a rich history and cultural significance.