Larimar Tumbled Stone Gemstone Jewelry Chain Pendant - A Quality #6384
Larimar Tumbled Stone Gemstone Jewelry Chain Pendant - A Quality #6384
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Larimar Tumbled Stone Gemstone Jewelry Chain Pendant - A Quality #6384

Larimar Tumbled Stone Gemstone Jewelry Chain Pendant - A Quality #6384

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Larimar Gemstone Pendant – with Fabric Cord

A beautiful Larimar pendant, captivating with its unique turquoise-blue color play and gentle, cloud-like structures.
Larimar – also called "Atlantis Stone" – originates exclusively from the Dominican Republic and is one of the rarest gemstones in the world.
The polished tumbled stone displays the characteristic blue and white veining, which gives each piece its very own calming aura.
A true natural one-of-a-kind piece with a harmonious, maritime appearance.

The gemstone measures approximately 27 × 19 mm and is pleasantly light to wear.
With a drilled hole of approx. 2.5 mm, the pendant is ideal for leather cords, omega necklaces, or fine silver chains.

The included black fabric cord (approx. 80 cm) is soft, supple, and offers high wearing comfort.
You will receive the pictured Larimar pendant – a hand-polished piece of jewelry full of natural radiance.

Product Details

  • Gemstone: Larimar (tumbled stone, polished)

  • Color: Turquoise blue with white, cloud-like structures

  • Size: approx. 27 × 19 mm (L × W)

  • Drilled hole: approx. 2.5 mm – suitable for leather cords, omega necklaces & thin silver chains

  • Cord: Black fabric cord, approx. 80 cm

  • Wearing comfort: Soft, supple & skin-friendly

  • Scope of delivery: Pictured gemstone pendant including fabric cord

  • Unique jewelry: Each Larimar is a natural one-of-a-kind piece

Geological Information

  • Mineral: Larimar (Pectolite variety)

  • Mineral class: Silicates

  • Chemical composition: NaCa₂Si₃O₈(OH)

  • Crystal system: Triclinic

  • Hardness (Mohs): 4.5–5

  • Density: approx. 2.7–2.9 g/cm³

Locations

Larimar is found exclusively in the Dominican Republic – globally unique and accordingly rare.
Its fascinating blue tones are created by copper inclusions in the crystal lattice.

Special Features

  • Genuine Larimar from the Dominican Republic

  • Characteristic blue and white pattern

  • Polished, smooth surface

  • Immediately wearable with fabric cord

  • Natural, hand-picked unique piece

[TAB:Gemstone Lore - Larimar]

Larimar

In healing stone lore, Larimar is also known as the Atlantis Stone. Its only known blue deposit is still the Dominican Republic.
Legend has it that Larimar is connected to the sunken paradise. According to this, Larimar is said to be the only remaining testimony of the legendary island of Atlantis.
Larimar symbolizes boundlessness. Its colors are those of the endless sky and the vast sea. Since ancient times, it has been worn as a protective stone against evil spirits, natural disasters, and illnesses. Many things are attributed to this stone; among other things, Larimar is said to open new ways of thinking and acting and to serve self-realization.
Due to its high calcium content, it is also said to have a strengthening effect on bones and growth. Larimar is a very popular and attractive jewelry stone, used for necklaces, earrings, bracelets, pendants, and bracelets. It is very valuable because it has now been almost exhausted and has therefore become very rare.

The chemical formula of Larimar: Ca2Na [OH/Si3O8] + Fe, Mn
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  • Rohe Mineralien sind für Dekorationszwecke, nicht für den Gebrauch.
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  • Mineralien werden oft zum Versiegeln von Rissen und optischen Aufbesserung der Oberfläche mit Paraffin behandelt.