blue necklaces

A tiny leaf charm in 950 Karen silver dangles from the center of this deep blue necklace designed and crafted by Thailand's Somluck Komolmith. The artisan hand threads rows of tiny rondelle lapis lazuli beads to create the necklace, then adds a sterling silver spring ring clasp and extender chain.

Made with luminous and stunning jewels, a creation inspired by the Hill Tribes comes to transport your ensembles to paradise. Thai artisan Somluck Komolmith arranges reconstituted turquoise stones along this beaded necklace, accented with a flower-shaped floral pendant traditional to the region. In addition, a sterling silver clasp allows for easy use.

Flanked by stamped beads of Karen hill tribe 950 silver, alternating lapis lazuli and howlite gems showcase various hues of blue. Thailand's Chaloemphon presents this necklace, which circles the neck with a double strand of brown leather cord. A sterling silver clasp closes the necklace.

Crafted from Karen hill tribe 950 silver, a plump disc pendant flanked by two petite flower beads centers this necklace from Thailand. Somluck Komolmith selects a whopping 44 carats of blue aventurine beads to circle the neck. The necklace features a clasp, extender chain and leaf charm made from sterling silver.

Who doesn't love quartz? They add a lot of character to jewelry pieces that stun, like this gorgeous pendant necklace designed and crafted by Thai artisan Samart Takham. He threads by hand quartz, chalcedony, carnelian, glass, 950 silver and 925 sterling silver beads onto a stainless steel cord and tops it with a 950 silver clasp featuring a dangling quartz bead that is the cherry on top of a simply fabulous design.Samart created the necklace from faceted round dyed blue quartz beads, round dyed black glass beads, round dyed orange chalcedony, 950 pleat beads, and 925 silver round beads. The pendant with rondelle carnelian and round dyed green quartz bead. Uses Karen hook clasp and round dyed red quartz bead.

A petite 950 silver cross pendant crafted by the Karen hill tribe centers this unique choker from Srimuang in Thailand. The pendant centers a strand of faceted quartz rondelles in black, white, and assorted shades of blue, lilac and yellow. A sterling silver spring ring clasp secures the necklace.