Gem In Heat Necklace Black Onyx – Rhodium Vermeil
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Description
The Gem in Heat Black Onyx Necklace fuses Alan Crocetti’s molten, sculptural aesthetic with the powerful symbolism of natural stone. A faceted black onyx gem burns at the centre of a flame-like setting, its glossy surface caught between rising waves of rhodium-finished silver. Dark, magnetic, and commanding, the piece feels like a fragment of molten night suspended at the collarbone.
Handcrafted in Portugal from 925 sterling silver and finished in rhodium vermeil, the pendant rests on an adjustable cable chain that allows for personalised styling. The design is bold yet refined—sculptural jewellery with an elemental pulse.
Details
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Material: 925 Sterling Silver
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Finish: Rhodium Vermeil
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Stone: Black Onyx
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Adjustable chain: 45cm / 50cm / 55cm
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Lobster-clasp fastening with logo plaque
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Engraved AC Logo
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Handmade in Portugal
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Presented in an Alan Crocetti gift box
About Black Onyx — Meaning & Energetic Qualities
Black onyx has long been regarded as a stone of grounding, strength, and protection.
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It is believed to absorb negative energy, shielding the wearer from external pressures.
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Associated with focus and inner stability, onyx is often linked to cultivating resilience and clarity during challenging moments.
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Its deep, mirror-like finish represents silence, stillness, and empowerment, making it a stone worn for confidence and energetic balance.
Because black onyx is a natural gemstone, each stone carries its own unique personality. Small variations in depth, tone, and natural patterning are part of its inherent beauty—ensuring that every necklace is entirely unique.
Care
Plated jewellery has a thin layer of precious metal over another solid metal, which can rub off with constant contact with your skin. Continual exposure to sweat, water, perfumes, and chemicals found in toiletries can tarnish plated jewellery. To extend the life of your plated pieces, follow these simple care instructions:
- Always take your plated jewellery off before sleeping to avoid friction against your skin.
- Keep your jewellery dry. If it gets wet, wipe it immediately with a paper towel.
- Avoid contact with chemicals like chlorine, nail polish remover, soaps, or perfumes, as these can damage the metal coating.
- Remove your jewellery before intense physical activity to prevent exposure to sweat.
- Store each piece in a separate plastic bag to reduce tarnishing and prevent the thin plated layer from rubbing or scratching.