Sterling Silver Duet Birthstone Necklace

Duet Birthstone Necklace is a dainty 925 sterling silver birthstone necklace featuring two petite gemstones nestled side by side. Inspired by the beauty of two things belonging together, each color pairing gives the necklace its own quiet personality. Choose your birth month, someone you love, or simply the color that feels most like you. Delicate enough for everyday wear and meaningful enough to give, Duet makes a thoughtful birthday, parent to child, anniversary, friendship, bridesmaid, or just-because gift. Materials • Solid sterling silver with gemstone of your choice • 16-18'' fine drawn cable chain • January — Mulberry Garnet Natural rhodolite garnet. A purplish berry-red pairing with a warm, romantic depth. • February — Lavender Amethyst Natural pale amethyst. Soft violet tones with an airy, feminine feel. • March — Sky Blue Topaz Natural pale blue topaz. A fresh, luminous blue reminiscent of a clear spring sky. • April — Starlight Moissanite Lab-grown white moissanite. Bright and colorless with a crisp, light-catching sparkle. • May — Meadow Moissanite Lab-grown green moissanite. Fresh green tones inspired by new leaves and spring meadows. • June — Dreamy Moonstone Natural rainbow moonstone. A soft, ethereal stone with a delicate glow. • July — Wild Rose Ruby Lab-grown ruby. A vivid rosy red with a romantic, spirited character. • August — Morning Dew Amethyst Natural green amethyst. A pale, misty green with a quiet, fresh quality - more wearable than the traditional bright yellowish green peridot. • September — Royal Blue Sapphire Lab-grown blue sapphire. A deep, saturated blue with a timeless feel. • October — Blush Morganite Morganite colored crystal. A delicate blush pink with soft warmth. • November — Honey Citrine Natural citrine. A golden amber tone reminiscent of warm honey. • December — London Blue Topaz Natural london blue topaz. A rich blue-green with cool, moody depth. Please note: Natural variations in gemstones may result in subtle differences in color and appearance from the photographs. Some things are simply better together. Duet brings two petite stones into a single asymmetrical composition—different in size, yet balanced as one.