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Revayah · Chevron Amethyst Lariat Necklace · 14k Gold Filled

Revayah · Chevron Amethyst Lariat Necklace · 14k Gold Filled

Regular price $1,275.00 USD
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Revayah is a 52-inch lariat of deep violet Amethyst — 145 hand-knotted, clean-faceted stones in a saturated, even purple that catches light like scattered sparks. Interspersed throughout, authentic black lava beads ground the luminosity of the amethyst with quiet volcanic weight. Between every stone, 14k gold-filled accent beads run like a thread of gold through the whole length of the piece.

At each end, a raw Chevron Amethyst pendant falls — unpolished, ancient looking, entirely its own. Where the rest of the necklace is precise and considered, the pendants are deliberately wild. That contrast is the point.

Hand-knotted on durable black waxed polyester cording, Revayah is built for a lifetime of wear. She can be draped at full length, looped, knotted at the chest, or double wrapped at the collarbone — shaped into any form you desire, and she will hold it.

Named for abundance, Revayah is for the woman who has stopped apologizing for how much space she takes up.

“She realized—her full expansion is welcome.”

 

Length: 52” — Lariat style, versatile wear

Gemstones: Faceted Amethyst (6mm), raw Chevron Amethyst pendant drops

Accent Beads: Authentic black lava stone (volcanic basalt), 14k gold-filled accent beads

Construction: Hand-knotted on black waxed polyester cording, durable and shapable

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Every ElyriesEmbers piece ships fully insured, wrapped in velvet, and presented in a wooden jewelry box.

Certificate of Authenticity 
Each piece includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity — featuring the piece’s name, personal statement, and photograph — verifying its origin as an authentic ElyriesEmbers creation.

Natural Variation
Every gemstone used is natural and entirely its own — variations in color, chatoyancy, and patterning are not imperfections. They are the material speaking for itself.

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