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The name 'Yolanda' comes from Greek and means violet, which can be seen in the Yolanda Necklace's many fine tanzanite stones in blue-purple shades. The tanzanite is a stone of warmth, intuition and calm and is found in the necklace among small, hammered elements.
The necklace is part of Maanesten's A/W 23 collection, Moon Hunter, which pays homage to the Greek goddess, Artemis. In Greek mythology, Artemis was the goddess of the hunt, protector of the forests and mountains, connected to the moon, music and the wildness of nature. She protected young women and those in labor and remained free and independent on her own path in life.
Moon Hunter interprets this legendary feminist figure as a modern Artemis, a modern-day goddess who follows her own rules, lives her truth and explores the adventures that arise along the way. A queen of the night dancing in the glow of neon lights. A dreamer full of action and will in a free heart.
Length: 39 cm. + 2 cm. extra chain.
Materials: Recycled sterling silver (925) plated with 18 carat gold and tanzanite.
The necklace is part of Maanesten's A/W 23 collection, Moon Hunter, which pays homage to the Greek goddess, Artemis. In Greek mythology, Artemis was the goddess of the hunt, protector of the forests and mountains, connected to the moon, music and the wildness of nature. She protected young women and those in labor and remained free and independent on her own path in life.
Moon Hunter interprets this legendary feminist figure as a modern Artemis, a modern-day goddess who follows her own rules, lives her truth and explores the adventures that arise along the way. A queen of the night dancing in the glow of neon lights. A dreamer full of action and will in a free heart.
Length: 39 cm. + 2 cm. extra chain.
Materials: Recycled sterling silver (925) plated with 18 carat gold and tanzanite.
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