Larimar Teardrop & Peridot Ring Size 7.5 Friday 2 and 1/4" tall x

2 and 1/4" tall x 1 and 7/8" wide pendant on an unusual wavy omega sterling silver chain

the second highest mountain in the world & famous with climbing enthusiasts

Available in various shapes

painters ground up lapis lazuli to make the deep blue paint called ultramarine--the blue used to paint the robes of Mary of Nazareth on church walls and ceilings like in the Sistine Chapel

Turquoise & sterling silver

Larimar Teardrop & Peridot Ring Size 7.5 Friday 2 and 1/4" tall xThis ring combines 2 of the great stones, Larimar & Peridot. Larimar is a rare precious gemstone found exclusively in the Caribbean, on the island of Hispaniola. It is only found in a dormant, volcanic mountain range in the Baoruco Mountain of the Dominican Republic. A Peace Corps worker and a native Dominican found the specimens on the beach in 1970s, where it had washed down from the mountains. They named the gemstone Larimar, combining the name