Gold Soleil Necklace
Because Sometimes You Need to Wear the Sun Just to Remember It’s There
What It Is:
The sun has always been a metaphor people can’t resist—life, clarity, rebirth, positivity, whatever. With the Soleil Necklace, you get to wear that symbolism without having to read a self-help book about it. A recycled stainless steel pendant, drenched in 18K PVD gold plating (10 times thicker than the flimsy kind that flakes off in three weeks), hangs from an 18-inch chain with a 2-inch extender. It’s bold enough to matter, subtle enough to not feel like cosplay, and ethically made in Canada.
Why You’ll Actually Wear It:
Because this isn’t just jewelry—it’s a low-key psychological anchor. It reminds you to stay positive in the middle of traffic, to feel confident when you’re presenting slides you barely understand, and to keep walking down whatever dream-paved road you’re allegedly on. It’s waterproof, anti-tarnish, nickel- and lead-free, and won’t betray you the way fast-fashion jewelry always does.
Key Details:
Material: Recycled stainless steel with 18K PVD gold plating (10x thicker than standard plating)
Pendant Size: 15mm sun medallion
Chain Length: 18 inches + 2-inch extender
Details: Hypoallergenic, nickel- and lead-free, anti-tarnish, and water resistant
Origin: Designed and handcrafted in Canada
A golden reminder that positivity is best served in a gold pendant necklace.
About the brand: Namaste Jewelry
Namaste Jewelry is the kind of Canadian-grown, female-owned jewelry label that turns the everyday into something quietly elegant—you know, luxury in simplicity—by blending minimalist design with sustainable conscience. Their pieces are ethically made (mostly in Canada, with some smart outsourcing to trusted workshops in China and Bangladesh), crafted from recycled metals dipped in gold or silver, and even their hair accessories feature eco-friendly cellulose acetate—because style shouldn’t cost the planet. Every single order is hand-packed with care, and they cap off the ethos by donating 5% of profits to support children’s education in developing countries. Essentially, Namaste is jewelry for minimalists who want impact, not just accessories.