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Inna Zlotnik
Green Aventurine and Buddstone Raw Stone Necklace
$119.00 USD
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$119.00 USD
$119.00 USD
Green Aventurine is known as the stone of opportunity and is believed to attract luck, prosperity, and abundance. It also promotes emotional healing and balances the heart chakra, fostering a sense of inner peace and harmony. Buddstone, on the other hand, is a stone of spiritual growth and transformation. It is often used to connect with nature and the Earth's energies, supporting personal growth and enlightenment. Wearing this large healing necklace allows you to carry the powerful energy of green Aventurine and Buddstone with you throughout the day. The raw stones add a touch of natural beauty and uniqueness to the necklace, making it a striking and meaningful piece of jewelry.
Whether you're seeking to enhance your spiritual journey or simply want to enjoy the positive energies of these healing stones, this necklace is the perfect accessory to complement your holistic lifestyle.
Each detail is unique and handcrafted.
Pendant size: 7,5 x 4 cm. / 2.95" * 1.57"
Necklace length: 17"-20"
Comes with an elegant bronze-colored cord featuring an extending chain and a brass clasp.
This handmade jewelry piece is intended for adults and is not suitable for children under 14 years of age due to small parts that may pose a choking hazard. Please avoid wearing while sleeping, bathing, or during vigorous physical activity to ensure safety and preserve the item.
All materials used (natural gemstones, metals, polymer clay, cord, and findings) are non-toxic and safe for prolonged skin contact. However, individuals with metal sensitivities or allergies should review the materials carefully before purchase.
Dispose of packaging responsibly. This product does not contain hazardous substances and can be discarded with household waste.
Q: What do gemstones symbolize?
For centuries, different cultures have associated natural gemstones with symbolic meanings.
To me, they are much more than beautiful materials.
Every natural gemstone has its own character and traditional symbolism, and many people also associate different stones with particular energies. When I create a piece, I choose and combine stones whose traditional meanings and associated energies complement one another, creating a modern amulet designed not only to be worn, but also to be felt.
Some people choose a piece because of its meaning, while others simply feel drawn to a particular stone.
I believe that sometimes the right piece is the one that speaks to you before you can explain why.
Q: Are all your jewelry pieces one-of-a-kind?
Yes. Sometimes I return to an idea or design that continues to inspire me, but I never create it in exactly the same way.
Every stone is naturally different, and every piece is made by hand, one at a time.
Nature does not create two identical stones, and my hands do not create exactly the same piece twice.
Q: Are the gemstones natural?
Yes. I work with natural gemstones, crystals, minerals, and pearls.
I preserve the natural shape of the stone and allow it to guide the design.
Variations in color, texture, shape, and inclusions are part of the beauty of a natural stone — and part of what makes every piece one of a kind.
Q: Why Modern Amulets?
To me, an amulet is not something mysterious or magical.
It is a personal object we wear as a reminder of our strength, our intentions, or what matters to us.
Every piece I create is both sculptural jewelry and a modern amulet — a connection between natural stones, the traditional meanings attributed to them, and my personal interpretation as an artist.
Q: What materials do you use?
I create with natural gemstones, crystals, and pearls, combined with brass and highly durable polymer clay.
Brass forms the foundation of many of my designs. I sculpt by hand in polymer clay over this base and weave the stones into the composition.
Every piece is handcrafted in my Jerusalem studio.
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