This macrame pendant necklace features a high-quality, translucent, and fantastically cracked Brazilian double-terminated quartz crystal, paired with a small but beautifully blue-glowing and lustrous Indian rainbow moonstone. This one-of-a-kind macrame pendant is impressive and impactful, with a powerful presence, and the naturally formed cracks in the double-terminated quartz are also attractive. The cord is fully adjustable in length, suitable for both men and women of all ages. Recommended for personal use, birthday gifts, and more. Size: Top Length: Approximately 53mm Cord Length: Approximately 84cm Natural Stones: Quartz Point: Approximately 27 x 20 x 14mm Rainbow Moonstone (White Labradorite): Approximately 8 x 6 x 4mm Lapis Lazuli, Quartz Other: Brass beads *There may be slight variations. Origin: Brazil / India [Important Notes] *The appearance may vary depending on the angle and lighting. Please understand. *Natural stones may have inclusions, cracks, chips, and other imperfections. *Returns and exchanges are not accepted. Thank you for your understanding. *Double-Terminated Quartz (April Birthstone) It is said to be an excellent all-purpose stone with strong purification abilities. It is believed to absorb negative energy from one end and release purified energy from the other. It is said to be effective in purification, stabilizing the mind, and purifying emotions. *Rainbow Moonstone Rainbow moonstone is said to enhance intuition and creativity, and to bring emotional stability. It is also said to "bring love and peace." *Product Notes Macrame products may soften or deteriorate in color when wet, so it is recommended to remove them in situations such as baths, pools, and swimming in the sea. The natural stones are woven with waxed cord coated with wax. No adhesive is used. Please be careful as the stones may come out if forced open. The photos of the power stones may appear slightly different in color due to lighting. The meanings and effects of power stones are based on ancient traditions and the personal subjective views of the artist, and do not guarantee their effectiveness.