Nicky Butler Raj "Darjeeling Dazzle" Multigem Sterling Silver 17" Necklace

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Become a chameleon of sorts with the shifting color hues of this Raj Collection by Nicky Butler "Darjeeling Dazzle" Multigem Sterling Silver Necklace. Scrollwork stations alternate with oval drusy quartz (approx. 12x16mm) stations along the cable-link necklace. A small scrollwork station drops from the necklace and supports a larger station boasting a pear-cut stabilized turquoise (approx. 13x18mm). Round amethyst (approx. 4mm) and rhodolite (approx. 3mm) join with caviar beading to adorn the stations.

Raj Collection by Nicky Butler "Darjeeling Dazzle" Multigem Sterling Silver Necklace Features:

  • Necklace measures approx. 17"L x 1/8"W plus 3" extender
  • Drop measures approx. 2-7/16"L x 1-1/16"W
  • Lobster claw clasp
  • Bezel-set stones
  • Handcrafted
  • Oxidized, polished finish
  • Stamped .925
  • Made in India
  • Boxed

About the Nicky Butler Raj Collection...
Bring the lush colors and intricate artistry of India's dynasties to your jewelry collection with these breathtaking pieces from Nicky Butler. Nicky combined the influences of his faith and his British sensibility with his extensive work in India to create this fabulous collection for today's woman. Patterned after the jewels of the Mughal Empire, India's most opulent dynasty, each piece is handcrafted and available only in limited numbers.

About stabilized turquoise...
Moisture, skin oils and environmental factors can change the color of turquoise jewelry if left untreated. But stabilizing turquoise helps preserve the stone's normal color. Natural, mined turquoise nuggets are heated at a very low temperature for about a week, slowly drawing out moisture without damaging the texture. The stones are then placed into acrylic or polymer chemicals to replace water molecules. This stabilizes the stone and keeps its beauty and value intact.