Charoite & Amethyst Pendant
$88.00
BEAUTIFUL CHAROITE AND AMETHYST PENDANT IN .925 STERLING SILVER
Charoite is a rare, translucent lavender to purple mineral found in only one area: the Sakha Republic in Siberia. This lovely stone has an unusual, swirling, fibrous appearance and is sometimes chatoyant. The charoite is accented by a checkerboard-faceted Amethyst dangle.
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