Rainforest – Green Indian Agate Pendant Necklace

£22.00

Handmade pendant necklace featuring a natural green Indian agate cabochon framed within a handwoven Japanese seed bead bezel. The pendant is suspended from a delicate necklace of green Japanese seed beads, warm topaz-coloured crystals and polished green agate beads, creating an elegant design inspired by the colours of the forest.

 

Green Indian Agate is a captivating stone that showcases various shades of green, often intertwined with earthy brown tones. Its appearance resembles a picturesque landscape, with intricate patterns and swirls. Green Indian Agate is believed to possess energizing and balancing properties. It is known to enhance mental clarity, improve focus, and promote a sense of stability and harmony. This stone is associated with nurturing and protective energies, providing a calming influence during times of stress or anxiety.

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Handmade pendant necklace featuring a natural green Indian agate cabochon framed within a handwoven Japanese seed bead bezel. The pendant is suspended from a delicate necklace of green Japanese seed beads, warm topaz-coloured crystals and polished green agate beads, creating an elegant design inspired by the colours of the forest.

Materials

  • Natural green Indian agate cabochon
  • Natural green agate beads (4 mm)
  • Japanese Toho glass seed beads
  • Faceted glass crystal beads
  • Gold-tone screw barrel clasp

Colour

Forest green, moss green and soft gold with warm honey highlights.

Measurements

  • Pendant: 2.8 × 2.2 cm
  • Necklace length: 40 cm (collar length)

Care

Avoid contact with water, perfume and household chemicals. Store separately to protect the natural stone and the delicate beadwork from scratches or snagging.


Green Indian agate is a trade name for green varieties of agate, a banded form of chalcedony (quartz). Each cabochon displays its own unique patterns and shades of green, making every necklace one of a kind. Learn more in our Agate Stone Guide.

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