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Black Beauty Victoria Stone Pendant

Reference: Pvi242

Condition: New

Someone you know loves black the most? Here's a choice for her. This Black Beauty is a smaller pendant, wire wrapped in all silver. Shades of gray add shimmer across the stone. A handcrafted wire crescent across the top adds some depth and interest to the simple wire wrap. Versatile, so you can wear with anything! Buy and enjoy again and again.

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Black Beauty Victoria Stone Pendant

Someone you know loves black the most? Here's a choice for her. This Black Beauty is a smaller pendant, wire wrapped in all silver. Shades of gray add shimmer across the stone. A handcrafted wire crescent across the top adds some depth and interest to the simple wire wrap. Versatile, so you can wear with anything! Buy and enjoy again and again.

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This hand crafted pendant is a black Victoria stone, with beautiful chatoyant ghost-like shimmery pattern. It is another obscure coloration of this extinct man-made stone created by Iiamori of Japan. This jewelry uses wires of entirely sterling silver and argentium. A dainty size, this is a great jewelry selection for someone who prefers a black and white wardrobe.

Victoria Stone is a favorite eye-catching stone in our art show jewelry displays.

If you've never seen Victoria Stone, it is perfect for special occasion jewelry

Dimensions: 1 1/2" x 5/8"
Bail: 3/16"

Chains are sold separately: https://www.snobappealjewelry.com/store/17-chains

Victoria Stone is a very rare gemstone created by aged scientist Dr. S. Iimori in Japan in the mid 1960's. Secret crystallizers and crystal habit regulators were used to produce this brilliantly chatoyant stone with fan-shaped patterns. Unfortunately Mr. Iimori died in the late 1970's and took the secret of making this jade-like simulant to his grave.

For more information about the Victoria Stone please visit our Snob Blog.