Celestial Charm Necklace

The best charm necklaces look like they know things about you nobody else does.

Loni Paul’s Celestial Charm Necklace feels like the result of a lifetime spent collecting tiny things that may or may not possess supernatural significance. Golden suns, celestial medallions, freshwater coin pearls, and pavé crystal charms hang from a substantial burnished chain, giving it plenty of movement, texture, and just the right amount of mysticism. The pearls keep all that gold from becoming too polished, while the mix of charms makes the necklace interesting from every angle. Wear it with a white T-shirt, an open button-down, or basically anything that could benefit from acquiring a mysterious backstory. You do not need to know what every symbol means. In fact, it might be better if you don't.

The Details

• Celestial charm necklace
• Radiant sun, celestial medallion + pavé crystal charms
• Genuine freshwater coin pearls
• 14K gold-plated brass chain + charms
• Burnished finish for a warm, slightly antiqued look
• Adjustable 17"–19" length
• Easy-open lobster clasp
• Lead, nickel + cadmium free
• Dreamed, designed + handcrafted in Massachusetts
• Handmade construction gives each piece its individual character
• Avoid wearing while sleeping, showering or swimming
• Keep away from perfumes, lotions + other cosmetics
• Gently clean with a soft cloth and mild soap as needed

About the Brand:  Loni Paul Jewelry

Loni Paul started making jewelry because apparently wearing someone else's idea of finished wasn't particularly interesting to her. As a teenager, Paul mixed thrift-store finds and pieces from her mother's vintage jewelry collection with newer pieces to create combinations of her own. Later, after studying yoga, meditation, and philosophy, the self-taught designer made her first piece:  a hand-knotted mala necklace. That eventually became Loni Paul Jewelry. Today, every piece is dreamed up, designed, and assembled by hand in her Massachusetts studio, with no mass production involved. Her work still carries traces of where it began -- vintage influences mixed with modern shapes, symbols that might mean something, and jewelry designed for people who consider leaving the house without any jewelry on a slightly unfinished thought.