Starry Night Lapis and Silver Star Necklace, Bracelet and Earring Set
Tiny faceted lapis lazuli beads glitter like a night sky between soft glass beads in icy blue, seafoam, and pale lilac. Silver plated stars drift along the strand, and a sparkling north star charm with blue crystals and a pearl center hangs near the middle, like a wish on the first star of the evening. The matching bracelet and star drop earrings carry the same beads and stars for an easy, coordinated look. It’s dreamy and a little celestial, and light enough to wear all day, a lovely gift for stargazers, winter birthdays, or anyone who likes their sparkle cool and calm. The necklace closes with a sterling silver toggle clasp, and the bracelet has a magnetic clasp that is simple to fasten with one hand.
Stones and beads:
Lapis lazuli, tiny faceted round beads in deep royal blue [confirm natural or dyed]
Glass round beads and faceted glass round beads in pale blue, seafoam, soft yellow-green, and blush pink
Silver plated alloy star beads and small spacers [confirm alloy vs. coated acrylic]
Silver-tone seed beads near the necklace clasp
North star charm with blue crystals and a pearl center
Metal:
Necklace: Sterling silver toggle clasp
Bracelet: Silver-tone magnetic clasp
Earrings: Stainless steel ball stud posts, silver plated alloy stars
Size:
Necklace: Medium, approximately 18 to 19 inches
Bracelet: Approximately 7 inches
Earrings: 1 inch drop
Care tips:
Put the set on after perfume, lotion, and hairspray, and take it off before swimming, showering, or sleeping.
Wipe the beads and metal with a soft, dry cloth after wearing, and skip chemical cleaners, polishing dips, and soaking.
Silver plating can wear with friction and moisture, so keep it dry and store each piece separately.
Lapis is a soft stone, so keep it away from hard surfaces and harsh chemicals.
The bracelet’s magnetic clasp contains magnets, so keep it away from pacemakers and other medical devices, and from cards and electronics.
Store each piece flat in a soft pouch, and avoid tugging on the strands, since beading cord can stretch over time.
