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Gold-tone charm with blue lapis octagon, mother-of-pearl moon and star inlay
Lapis moon-and-star charm pendant on blue bead necklace with gold-tone bail
Gold-tone necklace clasp and blue bead strands with lapis octagon moon-star charm
Gold-tone lapis octagon moon-and-star charm on blue beads with round mother-of-pearl charm
Gold-tone lapis octagon charm with mother-of-pearl moon and stars on blue beads
Gold-tone charm with blue lapis octagon, mother-of-pearl moon and star inlay
Lapis moon-and-star charm pendant on blue bead necklace with gold-tone bail
Gold-tone necklace clasp and blue bead strands with lapis octagon moon-star charm
Gold-tone lapis octagon moon-and-star charm on blue beads with round mother-of-pearl charm
Gold-tone lapis octagon charm with mother-of-pearl moon and stars on blue beads

Lapis and Mother-of-Pearl Moon and Stars Charm in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

$79
Show the world what's special to you with a curated mix of meaningful charms! Petite and well-priced, our celestial charm presents glowing s…

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Lapis Moon & Stars
Sun
Pearl Sun
Diamond Star
Mother of Pearl Carved Moon
Diamond Moon & Stars
Diamond Sun
Zodiac
Compass
Diamond Compass
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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

The Perfect Gift

For a relationship with recurring gift occasions, no format builds meaning more naturally than charm jewelry. One charm per birthday, anniversary, or milestone: each addition is complete in itself and part of a larger composition that grows more reflective of the relationship with every new piece.

A Storied Heritage

The crescent moon's prominence in Victorian fine jewelry followed from the era's broader embrace of celestial and sentimental motifs. Diamond and pearl crescent brooches became among the most produced fine jewelry forms of the 1880s and 1890s, appearing across multiple quality levels and price points. The motif's romantic associations aligned directly with Victorian emotional culture, and production volume reflected that alignment.

Visually Speaking

Lapis lazuli's deep, matte, opaque blue has held its position in fine jewelry from ancient Egypt to contemporary collections because it provides something faceted transparent stones can't: color density and textural richness that offers genuine design contrast, an appeal that hasn't required reframing across six thousand years of jewelry history.

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