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The larimar is a rare stone originating exclusively from the Dominican Republic, valued for its nuances evoking tropical waters. This cabochon is of very fine quality, well nuanced with patterns described as "turtle shells". Some of the most sought-after motifs. Local legends suggest that it is the fruit of mermaid tears. These tales add to its mystique and appeal. In lithotherapy, larimar is often associated with several virtues. It is said to promote calm of mind, inner peace, and relaxation. It helps to calm strong emotions and to foster harmonious communication. Larimar is also considered a stone that promotes emotional and spiritual healing, and that encourages self-expression; it provides a sense of calm and well-being to the wearer. Mounted on a 925 sterling silver bail, this pendant is ideal as everyday jewelry. Unique piece, each stone is different in its natural patterns. Carefully packaged in a gift box. 1. Secure shipping with tracking number. 2. Shipment twice a week. For Europe and international, delivery times may vary from 8 to 15 days depending on the destination and customs clearance delays at borders. 3. All my stones are genuine, without color treatment, resin, or plastic. They have all been selected with care, but as they are natural and handmade products, they may sometimes show small imperfections. 4. The pendant bails have been checked; the stated size includes the bail. The chain shown in the photos is not included in the sale; it is a display accessory. 5. Please note: The stones have reflective shifts depending on light, indoor lighting, or sun. The photos were taken indoors with appropriate lighting and outdoors in natural light when weather allows. I always strive to reproduce as faithfully as possible the natural colors of the stone. 6. Unlike industrial jewelry, handmade stone and silver jewelry, even of high quality, may show slight marks or traces that attest to its authenticity. Thank you for your interest and happy bidding.

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