Green is the color of the heart chakra.  This is an exquisite stone called Conicalcite.  This pendant is accented with a Lapis cabachon above the heart.  The large bail makes it perfect for Navajo sterling beads or a strand of pearls. 

Biwa Pearl Cross pendant by Darlene Armstrong.  The pearl has a beautiful pink lustre which is shown off by the setting and accented with little dots for a hand-made touch.

This 'Purple Heart' pendant is Native American made, signed by 'MW'.  The stone is Purple Opalite.  I have seen it called Opalized Flourite and Tiffany Stone.  There is a small turquoise cabachon above the heart.  The large bail makes it perfect to hang on a strand of Navajo made sterling beads or a strand of pearls.

This key pendant has such a romantic feel, you will love wearing it everyday.  Imagine it to be the key to romance, or success, or abundance or whatever you choose.  It'll be your secret!

A simple pendant richly embellished with tiny budded twigs showcases an Australian Opal and a faceted Garnet drop. Colorado Artist, Darlene Armstrong, has such a rich style of jewelry, that I never tire of her designs.  She combines organic elements from nature easily with hand picked stones.

Kit Carson is a master for detail and his artistry shows in this piece. A bold raven in a frame is perched on a gorgeous blue topaz.  Comes with an 18" sterling rolo chain. 

An amazing piece of fossilized dinosaur bone captured forever in this timeless pendant by Colorado artist, Darlene Armstrong.  Set with a glowing rare orange chalcedony.  Textured bail is large enough to go over a substantial chain.

Pendant by Sharon Schaffner, Colorado Artist, Serpentine & Onyx Pendant in Sterling w/red brass.  Sharon's inspiration comes from the Northwest Coast Indian Culture.

A one of a kind Sharon Schaffner design with an intriguing heart shaped Boulder Opal.  Accents include turquoise and bone beads, all set in brushed sterling and red brass. 

Pendant by Sharon Schaffner, Colorado Artist, Porcelain Jaspar w/pink tourmaline. Sharon's inspiration comes from the Northwest Coast Indian culture.  Her pendants are a favorite with my customers and always, when worn, attract compliments.