


XS Halfmoon Tanzanite Necklace With Triangle On Chain - LAVENDER TANZANITE/PEARL/GOLD
A delicate balance of colour, texture and craftsmanship, this handcrafted necklace features faceted Tanzanite gemstones intricately woven into a sculptural gold-filled pendant, finished with a luminous freshwater pearl drop. Suspended from a fine gold-filled chain, it brings an elegant touch of softness and movement to both everyday and occasion dressing.
Tanzanite, discovered only in Tanzania embodies a rare beauty - with hues ranging from violet-blue to deep indigo. It is imbued with spiritual significance, believed to enhance intuition, creativity, and insight.
Birthstone :: December
- 14K gold-filled chain necklace with genuine Tanzanite bead pendant, finished with a freshwater keshi pearl.
- Our gemstones are genuine and naturally formed so colour may vary.
- Stones size: 2mm
- Length: 15.5â
- Handmade by Maasai women in Arusha, Tanzania.
This product is ready made and will be dispatched from California, USA. All orders are shipped via USPS.
US orders - Ground Advantage (2-5 business days)
International orders â First Class International Mail (up to 21 business days)
Orders placed are processed and shipped within 5-7 business days.
This piece is handmade by one of our 120 Maasai beaders in Tanzania. With different hands crafting each piece, no two pieces will ever be exactly the same. We celebrate the uniqueness and differences between them, making them truly one of a kind, just like our customers.
Your purchase creates paid work and income opportunities for skilled Maasai artisans in Tanzania. Each piece is made by hand in Arusha, drawing on generations of beadwork knowledge and exceptional technical skill.
From all of us at Sidai, ashe nalengâa big thank you for supporting our work and the people who make it possible.
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