The sacred balance between light and abyss
Born between the 1950s and 1960s, this vintage necklace is a relic of ritual elegance. Its black beads, made of natural stone—likely polished onyx—glide along the neckline like silent prayers, each sphere a seal of introspection. The gilded metal gracefully frames the decorative elements with an ancient charm, reflecting light as if striving to return lost glory to the darkness.
At the center of the ritual, a geometric pendant: two rows of set rhinestones shine like transfigured tears, revealing the echo of an inner metamorphosis. The design is classic, but its aura evokes a suspended time, when every ornament was a talisman and every detail a revelation.
The screw clasp—a vintage barrel type—is the final caress of a time that knew how to wait. A small imperfection on the back of the pendant, like a sacred scar, does not lessen the power of the piece: it amplifies it. It is a fragment of history offered as a symbol of resilience and imperfect beauty.
Wearing it is an act of invocation: you enter a room made of silences, where light dances on shadows and everything begins to resonate again.
Key Features
- Unique piece, cared for with ritual attention
- Natural black stone beads (likely onyx)
- Gilded metal decorative elements with rhinestones
- Central geometric pendant with double row of crystals
- Screw barrel clasp, typical of the 1950s–1960s
- Fragment of history with authentic signs of time
Symbolism & Ritual Use
Worn as a talisman for protection and introspection, this necklace accompanies rituals of silence and inner transformation. Onyx evokes strength and grounding, while rhinestones celebrate the light that withstands the shadows—a true symbol of balance and rebirth.
Materials & Era
Materials: Natural black stone (likely onyx), gilded metal, rhinestones
Era: 1950–1960
Let its sacred shadow illuminate your inner path.
