Calispera Turquoise
€49,95
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The Calispera Turquoise necklace is finished with a beautiful, faceted Amazonite natural stone. This necklace is 38 cm long and is adjustable in size with 3cm so it will fit perfectly.
All Didyma jewelry is made from 316L stainless steel in combination with beautiful natural stone. We choose this material because it is very durable, light weight and hypo-allergenic. The colour will not fade over time if you treat it with care!
Amazonite is a blue-green stone. Some people who believe in the power of stones say it can do a couple of things:
1. Bring calmness: It's thought to help people feel more peaceful and less stressed.
2. Boost communication: Some people believe it can help them speak more clearly and honestly.
3. Balance energy: It's used by people who want to balance their mood and emotions.
The Greek phrase "Καλησπέρα" (pronounced "Calispera") translates to "Good evening" in English. It is a common greeting used in Greek-speaking regions to wish someone a pleasant evening or to say hello when it is late in the day. The term reflects the warmth and friendliness of Greek culture, where greetings are often an essential part of daily interactions.
All Didyma jewelry is made from 316L stainless steel in combination with beautiful natural stone. We choose this material because it is very durable, light weight and hypo-allergenic. The colour will not fade over time if you treat it with care!
Amazonite is a blue-green stone. Some people who believe in the power of stones say it can do a couple of things:
1. Bring calmness: It's thought to help people feel more peaceful and less stressed.
2. Boost communication: Some people believe it can help them speak more clearly and honestly.
3. Balance energy: It's used by people who want to balance their mood and emotions.
The Greek phrase "Καλησπέρα" (pronounced "Calispera") translates to "Good evening" in English. It is a common greeting used in Greek-speaking regions to wish someone a pleasant evening or to say hello when it is late in the day. The term reflects the warmth and friendliness of Greek culture, where greetings are often an essential part of daily interactions.