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Rhodonite Pendant 29

Rhodonite Pendant 29

Handmade copper wire-wrapped pendant featuring a beautiful pink rhodonite stone with natural variations and character.

Designed and handcrafted by Bohemian Lace.

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Rhodonite

Rhodonite is a pink to rose-red mineral that belongs to the group of manganese silicates. It is recognised for its distinctive color, often featuring black or brown veining, and its attractive appearance makes it a popular choice for jewelry and ornamental purposes.

Rhodonite was first discovered in Russia in the Ural Mountains in the 18th century. It was initially named "orletz" after the Russian word for the eagle because it was found in the Orletz region. In the 19th century, the mineral's name was changed to "rhodonite," derived from the Greek word "rhodon," which means "rose," because of its distinctive pink or rosy colour.Besides Russia, rhodonite deposits have been found in other parts of the world, including the United States (especially in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Colorado), Brazil, Canada, Australia, and Sweden.



Spiritually, rhodonite is prised for its ability to fully clear, stimulate, and reactivate your heart. Rhodonite's energies vibrate outwards and assists in self love and value. This crystal pushes you to really love yourself so that you may offer love to someone else. Rhodonite produces generosity, joy, and happiness to anyone who constantly works with or carries a piece. In crystal healing rhodonite is considered very strong stone that helps reduce and suppress anxiety. It is believed to strengthen heart and show how strong one can be, even in weakest environment.

Copper

Cherished by artisans and jewellery makers for centuries, copper is renowned for its warmth, beauty, and natural conductivity.

Over time, the metal develops a distinct patina that reflects the unique journey of both the jewellery and its wearer, so no two pieces remain exactly alike. Some wearers cherish this rich, evolving finish, while others prefer the original shine, which can be easily restored with gentle polishing.

As with all natural metals, individual skin sensitivities may vary, and some wearers may occasionally notice a temporary green tint on the skin. This is a harmless and natural reaction between copper and the body's chemistry, and can be easily washed away.