Larimar and Crystal & Kyanite Back Charm/Keyholder - Atoll

Atoll Using Larimar, Crystal, and Kyanite, we designed a back charm inspired by the scenery of an atoll. Each charm can be detached. The Larimar can also be used as a 17cm bracelet. Larimar, praised for its beautiful patterns reminiscent of the sea of Dominica and the ripples of the Caribbean Sea. This is a precious natural stone found only in the Paují mine in the Dominican Republic. The crystal ball, which contains internal cracks, shines with rainbow colors when exposed to sunlight. It reflects the world upside down, capturing the light of the sky and trees within. Kyanite is a natural stone characterized by its deep blue color and columnar growth. Its refreshing color and the rough streaks of the mineral provide a wild, cool accent. It is very beautiful and cute. Please enjoy it in your hands. Back charm length (when hung as a loop) 12cm When used as a bracelet: 17cm loop Alloy rhodium plating Crystal approx. 16mm ■About Rainbow Crystal Stone meanings: Hope, Goal, Joy Iris quartz is a natural stone where rainbow-colored brilliance can be seen as light reflects off the fine internal cracks within the crystal. Also known as "Rainbow Quartz," its name originates from "Iris," the Greek goddess of the rainbow. This rainbow-colored brilliance is called "iridescence" and shows various expressions depending on the viewing angle and how light hits it. ■About Larimar/Pectolite Stone meanings: Love and Peace This refers to pectolite, particularly those with a blue hue. Discovered in 1974, its beautiful sea-like color drew attention to pectolite, which had not previously been valued as a gemstone. Mining is exclusively conducted at the Paují mine in the Dominican Republic. Larimar's mysterious blue color is said to be due to copper impurities. The name "Larimar" is a combination of "Larissa," the daughter of Miguel, one of the discoverers, and "Mar," the Spanish word for sea. ■About Kyanite Stone meanings: Independence, Exploration, Purity, Judgment Its Japanese name is 藍晶石 (ranshouseki). It belongs to the same group as andalusite and sillimanite. It is also called disthene due to its strong vertical striations in columnar crystals. Its name is derived from the Greek word 'kyanos,' meaning dark blue.