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Thynise · Rainbow Fluorite + Prasiolite Lariat Necklace

Thynise · Rainbow Fluorite + Prasiolite Lariat Necklace

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Thynise is a lariat of rare, shifting beauty — hand-knotted on genuine silk, featuring faceted Rainbow Fluorite gemstones that move through deep violet, soft lavender, pale green, and near-clear crystal in a seamless, living gradient. No two stones are identical. The color simply shifts, the way light does at the edge of dusk.

Interspersed throughout, textured gold lava beads — formed from volcanic basalt with a warm gold finish — add weight, rhythm, and a quiet earthiness that grounds the ethereal shimmer of the fluorite.

At one end, a raw Prasiolite point — pale, luminous, entirely its own — falls as a natural pendant drop. At the other, a 14k gold-filled ring allows Thynise to be worn multiple ways: looped at the collarbone, knotted at the chest, or allowed to fall in its full 36” length.

Like the stones she carries, Thynise is destined for the woman who also exists in a state of constant, quiet transformation.

“In gradients of color, she moves through every shade of becoming.”

 

Length: 36” — Lariat style, versatile wear

Gemstones: Faceted Rainbow Fluorite, raw Prasiolite point

Accent Beads: Textured gold lava beads (volcanic basalt, gold-toned finish)

Hardware: 14k gold-filled ring Cording: Hand-knotted on genuine beige silk

Construction:
Hand-knotted on authentic beige silk

Shipping
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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