This black onyx pendant brings out the stone's deep, matte black without a single scattered glint. The cabochon cut smooths the surface into one seamless dome, so light slides across it and fades rather than breaking into reflections the way it does in transparent stones. This simplicity fits the boho spirit well - a raw form, a natural rhythm, no unnecessary details pulling attention away from the stone itself.

Only a small share of the sorted raw material makes it into the finished piece - what matters is a uniform, deep black free of streaks or discoloration. Silver and good-quality stones get more expensive year on year, so this level of craftsmanship at this price is a sensible choice today. Onyx has long been associated with strength, endurance and confidence - in many cultures it was worn as a stone believed to give courage in difficult moments. The pendant weighs 2.3 g and is set in rhodium-plated silver - the rhodium layer protects the surface from tarnishing and scratches, so it rarely needs cleaning. Underneath is refined sterling silver 925 of high alloy purity, free of allergenic metal additives - it can be worn without worry of skin irritation. The silver here bears the French maker's mark, which confirms its origin.

Worn at the neckline, this pendant pairs well with simple, natural fabrics - a linen shirt open at the collar, a loose-cut cotton dress or a casual chunky-knit sweater. In true boho spirit, it can be layered with jewelry of varying lengths, but it's the onyx that draws the eye as the darkest point of the whole look. In summer it suits light, pale fabrics, in winter dark, heavy sweaters, where the stone's black blends into the background while also grounding it.