Chrysoprase Landscape Necklace
Chrysoprase Landscape Necklace
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Chrysoprase “Tiny Planet” Necklace
This one started as a match.
Two stones that clearly belonged together—
just not in the way you’d expect.
Not earrings.
So they became something better.
This is the counterpart to the ring.
Same landscape feel—
green drifting into earth, soft movement, a horizon that doesn’t quite behave.
Like looking down on a tiny planet.
Familiar, but not something you’ve seen before.
Perfect For
- Someone who loves a piece with a story behind it
- Layering with intention—or letting it stand completely on its own
- Collectors who like owning connected pieces that aren’t identical
- Everyday wear with a little more presence
Key Features
- One-of-a-kind chrysoprase with natural brown matrix
- Elongated freeform cut (approx. 1" tall)
- Six-prong setting for a secure, sculptural hold
- Hand-fabricated in solid Argentium silver
- Station bead chain (adds subtle texture and movement)
Specifications
- Metal: Argentium Silver
- Stone: Chrysoprase (natural, untreated)
- Pendant Size: ~1 inch tall
- Chain: Argentium silver station bead chain
- Chain Length: 18''
- One of a kind — once sold, it’s gone
Stone Story
Chrysoprase is a variety of chalcedony colored by trace nickel.
This kind—where the green breaks with earthy matrix—is what gives it that landscape quality.
Less polished. More found.
More like something discovered than designed.
Materials
Materials
All jewelry sold on MettlebyAbby.com is hand made using only solid precious metals and genuine gemstones.
If you have questions about this piece, please feel free to contact me via email at Abby@MettlebyAbby.com
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
To clean your Mettle by Abby pieces, simply use a soft toothbrush in warm, mild soapy water. This will help remove dirt and oil from the gemstones and make them shine again, as well as keep the silver and gold looking bright and clean.
To polish silver Mettle by Abby pieces, simply buff with a silver polishing cloth. If you really want to give it a shining, you can use a silver polishing cream and then rinse it with water when done.
