Campitos Turquoise Pendant on Baroque Pearls

This necklace holds a rounded teardrop-shaped cabochon in vivid robin's-egg blue turquoise from the Campitos mine in Sonora, Mexico. The stone features a distinctive and somewhat rare "water web" pattern that looks as if you're seeing the stone through rippling water; perfect for those who gravitate toward lakes and streams or are born under water signs.
 
The irregular, baroque keshi pearls have a soft ivory luster that gives this necklace an air of elegance. Each pearl is separated by a tiny, clear crystal seed bead that catches the light when wearing, adding delicate sparkle to the overall look.
 
Size: 1 3/8" long from the top of the bail to the bottom of the pendant and 7/8" wide (3.5 x 2.4 cm). Pearl strand is 16.5" long including clasp (42.5 cm).
 
Weight including pearl strand: .88 oz (25 g).