Itzel Necklace - Green Onyx
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Itzel (Passion for Life)
"...Live many adventures, and then have many stories..."
Gold plated necklace, finish: 18/23 carat gold. Origenn has created an antique style necklace with a modern touch, as if it were an emerald with its green Onyx highlights.
Design of Etruscan and Byzantine inspiration where the color gold predominates. Byzantine jewelry was a complete continuation of Roman traditions, because they remained unchanged behind the high walls of Constantinople.
Bathed in 18/23 carat gold, this ring takes you back to the ancient civilizations where the art of jewelry began to develop. Elegant and modern, a timeless and stylish necklace.
- Itzel meaning: Evening Star
- Category: Unisex Necklace
- Material: Bronze
- Gem: Green onyx
- Handmade
- Inspiration: Ancestral Byzantine
- Style: Ancient Age
- Measurements: 40-45 cm
Green Onyx
It is a stone that enhances brotherhood and good will, favouring group stability. It can be used to promote telepathy.
Chalcedony harmonizes the mind, body, emotions and spirit. By giving feelings of benevolence and generosity it dispels hostility and transforms melancholy into joy.
Psychologically it alleviates self-doubt and facilitates constructive inner reflection, creating an open and enthusiastic personality.
On a healing level it increases physical energy, balancing body, emotions, mind and spirit.
MORE INFORMATION
All our Origenn jewellery is sent in environmentally friendly packaging.
Note: For health and safety reasons, we do not accept exchanges or returns of earrings.
We recommend not to wear our jewellery at sea or in the swimming pool, and to avoid spraying perfume or alcohol directly on it. If you take care of your jewellery of Origenn it will always be perfect.
Tips
Your fingers may be swollen if you are pregnant or taking certain medications. Take this into consideration when measuring your fingers.
It is recommended that you measure your fingers when they are hot and at the end of the day as this is when they are most inflamed.
