Om & Peacock Pearl Jewellery Set | One-of-a-Kind
Om & Peacock Pearl Jewellery Set | One-of-a-Kind
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One set. One in the world. When it sells, it's gone for good.
Black-iridescent peacock pearls that flash blue, green, and violet depending on the light — like an oil slick on water, but elegant. Strung and finished by hand, paired with a raw amethyst Om bracelet and matching amethyst drops.
Bought separately: $225. Together: $191.
For the woman who's done shrinking her own resonance.
Why take all three
Quiet, clear, then heard. The peacock pearl is the settled one — it doesn't announce itself, it just refuses to be overlooked, which is a different kind of presence entirely. The amethyst does the clearing at the crown, because you can't say the true thing through a head full of the rehearsed version. And the Om at the wrist is the sound itself: the first syllable, the exhale, the part where you stop preparing and speak. Composed, clear, then out loud — which is the order it has to go in, or it comes out as noise.
There's a second reason with a one-of-a-kind: these three came from one lot and there is no more of it. Take one piece and the others become unbuyable to you the moment someone else takes them.
Hand-assembled by me in Calgary. See the rest of the jewellery sets.
Why you'll love it
- Black-iridescent peacock pearls — no two flash the same blue-green-violet
- Raw amethyst paired with the Om charm at the wrist
- Gold-plated findings throughout
- True one-of-a-kind — when it sells, it's gone
Materials & details
- Necklace: black freshwater peacock pearls, 18" (45 cm)
- Bracelet: elastic, raw amethyst with gold Om charm, 7" (18 cm)
- Earrings: amethyst and crystal drops, 20mm
- Findings: gold-plated throughout
- Hand-assembled by me in Calgary
One of one. No restock, no waiting list, no second run. When it sells, the variant closes.
Care
One-of-a-kind pieces deserve one-of-a-kind care. Avoid water, perfume, and lotion. Store flat in a soft pouch. Full care guide here.
Affirmation: Om is the first sound and the last exhale — I let mine be heard.

