SS PENDANT W/AZURITE-RB W/BEAR

• Sterling silver oxidized and polished azurite pendant measures 1.25"H x.75"L includes soldered ring 
• Azurite oval measures 17x13mm 
  
• Sterling silver bail measures 10x5mm
• Pendant and bail total length hangs 1.5"
• Pendant is stamped sterling silver and by artist
• Artist is RB
  
• Navajo artist
• Chains are available at this link Sterling Silver Chains

~ Native American Jewelry
            ~Stones genuine
            ~Signed pieces
            ~Our pilgrimage to the reservations

Audrey and Karl have been personally visiting the Navajo Reservation for almost 3 decades. They meet with Native American artists and as jewelers themselves they hand pick and inspect each piece to make sure the stones and craftsmanship are only of the finest level for their clients. Art gallery H prides it’s self on offering the highest quality jewelry which is always a cut above and individually signed by the artist.

Taking care of your jewelry:  This piece of sterling silver jewelry is oxidized high polished and not sealed. It will naturally patina over time which gives it a duller sheen.  If you want more of the high polished look we recommend our Jewelry Polishing Cloth in accessories.

AZURITE

The Azurite stone also known as “The Wizard” meaning is derived from the word 'azure,' which means "sky blue,”and represents its stunning and distinctive shades of deep, jewel-toned colors. Its blue sapphire color has a tendency to become lighter or turn green when exposed to ultraviolet rays or excessive moisture, which makes it important to keep it in a dry place away from sunlight. It also has a hardness of 3.5 to 4, so always handle Azurite with care.

HEALING PROPERTIES

The Azurite meaning in crystal healing is also beneficial if you're having problems with concentrating because it boosts intuition and spiritual wisdom by helping to clear the mind of negative psychic debris and thought patterns that are no longer serving you. To maintain balance with this unique combination of minerals, hold the stone in your left hand and notice how it feels against your skin. Some characteristics to look for are its temperature and if it has any vibrations.

WHERE IT’S FOUND

Azurite is found in many locations in the world. The most famous sources are the USA (Utah, Arizona and New Mexico), Mexico, Namibia, the Congo, Morocco and Australia.