Deep and subdued, this silver pendant with labradorite catches the eye with the play of light across the stone's dark surface. The cabochon cut brings out the labradorescence - blue and steel flashes shift across the surface with every movement, revealing themselves only at certain angles. Set in a simple, retro silhouette, the stone gives the whole piece a vintage character, as if taken from a family jewellery box. Labradorite was once associated with peace of mind and confidence in one's own decisions, but today the same stone simply looks good at the neckline.

Every labradorite chosen for this pendant is selected so that the colour and depth of the reflection are even, with no random, weaker specimens included. This selection matters - good labradorite rises in price along with silver, so buying at this price already makes sense today. The setting is refined sterling silver 925 of high alloy purity, free of nickel and other allergenic additives, so you can wear the pendant without worrying about skin irritation. The piece bears the French maker's mark - attesting the origin of the silver, struck in accordance with its registration at the French assay office.

In spring, this pendant pairs well with a pastel trench coat and a silk scarf tied loosely at the neck - the stone's blue reflection brings life to a light-coloured outfit. A light-coloured handbag and a delicate sweater with an open neckline complete the look, letting the stone take centre stage rather than competing with it. A slender chain sits loosely along the neckline, while the cabochon itself remains the main point the eye returns to. This is a pendant for cooler spring mornings and for evenings when an understated outfit needs one clear accent of colour.