Aquamarine, Potato Pearl & Fair-Trade Brass Necklace | One of a Kind
Aquamarine, Potato Pearl & Fair-Trade Brass Necklace | One of a Kind
Some blues don't shout. Aquamarine is the colour of water you'd wade into without a second thought — faceted rondelles catching light, potato pearls interrupting them like sea glass, warmed with a little fair-trade brass. A true one-of-a-kind: this exact strand exists once, then never again.
What It Carries
Aquamarine — the stone of the steady exhale, worn as a touchstone for calm words and clear thinking. Cool, oceanic, unhurried. As March's birthstone, it's the quiet blue of early spring.
Potato pearls — freshwater pearls with a mind of their own, no two the same shape. Soft lustre against faceted sparkle keeps the whole strand from ever feeling fussy. Together they read like tide and shoreline: movement and stillness on one strand.
Why You'll Love It
- A true one-of-a-kind — made once, never remade
- Genuine faceted aquamarine and freshwater potato pearls, hand-strung
- Fair-trade brass accent beads — small choices, made on purpose
- Dainty enough for daily wear, distinct enough to be noticed
Materials & Details
- Stones: genuine 6 mm faceted aquamarine rondelles, natural freshwater potato pearls
- Accents: fair-trade brass beads · gold-plated clasp
- Length: 46 cm (18 in) + 5 cm (2 in) extension · lobster clasp
- Handcrafted in Calgary, Alberta
Wear It Your Way
Sits at the collarbone on its own, or layer it over an open collar with the matching blue topaz orchid earrings for a full ocean stack. Quiet with linen, luminous against black.
Explore more one-of-a-kind treasures, shop birthstone jewelry, or see the crystal care guide.
"I can say the true thing, and say it gently."
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Crystal Care Guide
Crystal Care Guide
This is the keep-it-lasting guide — the small habits and smart storage that keep your pieces looking new. For deep-cleaning steps by metal and stone, that's the full cleaning guide.
The one daily habit
Last on, first off. Jewelry goes on after your lotion, perfume, and hairspray — and comes off before you shower, swim, sleep, or clean. That single habit prevents most wear before it starts.
How to store it (where most damage is actually prevented)
- Sterling silver: airtight — a zip bag or a box with an anti-tarnish strip. Air is what darkens it.
- Gold-plated & faceted glass: a soft pouch each, stored separately so harder pieces don't scratch the finish.
- Pearls: laid flat, never hung — the silk thread stretches over time.
- Necklaces: hung or laid flat so chains don't knot.
- The rule for everything: dry, and apart.
Traveling with jewelry
Give each piece its own pouch, thread delicate necklaces through a small bag or straw so they can't tangle, and keep studs in a hard case so nothing bends. A tangle-free arrival is worth the two extra minutes.
When to bring a piece in
Care includes knowing when something needs a little help: restring a bracelet that's gone stretchy, have a loose clasp checked before you lose the piece, and refresh heavily-worn gold plating over time. A well-kept piece is one you'll pass down.
Care at a glance
- Silver — wipe after wear, store airtight
- Gold-plated — soft cloth only, no scrubs
- Gemstones — keep porous stones (turquoise, opal, moonstone, pearl) dry
- Stainless steel — easiest of all: soap, water, dry
Want the full step-by-step for each metal and stone? It's all in The Complete Jewelry Care Guide.
Go deeper
- Cleaning & tarnish, step by step: The Complete Jewelry Care Guide →
- Energetic cleansing (moonlight, smoke, sound): How to Cleanse Your Crystals →
- What your stone means: Crystal Properties Guide →
Cared for, worn often, passed down. That's the whole idea.
