Leland Blue Celestial Starry Night Layered Necklace Set – 14K Gold Vermeil Crescent Moon & Great Lakes Glass

The polished Leland Blue drop is especially striking: deep midnight blue and black swirl together beneath scattered pale flecks, giving it the appearance of a star-filled night sky. No two pieces of Leland Blue are exactly alike, making the pendant beautifully individual.

The necklaces are two completely separate pieces, designed to layer together as shown or to be worn individually.

The shorter necklace features a crystal-set crescent moon with a tiny heart nestled inside, suspended from a delicate twisted chain. At 17 inches, it sits perfectly above the longer statement piece.

The second necklace features a sleek herringbone-style chain meeting at a large circular ring, with the Leland Blue pendant suspended below. It adjusts from 18 to 20 inches, allowing you to change the spacing between the two necklaces or wear it alone.

Both necklaces are crafted in 14K gold vermeil over sterling silver, pairing the richness of gold with a sterling silver base.

Details

• Set includes two separate necklaces
  
• 14K gold vermeil over sterling silver
  
• Crescent moon necklace: 17 inches
  
• Leland Blue necklace: adjustable 18–20 inches
  
• Sparkling crescent moon with heart detail
  
• Genuine Leland Blue
  
• Historic Great Lakes slag glass from Leland, Michigan
  
• Deep blue, black and pale star-like markings
  
• Herringbone-style statement chain
  
• Oversized circular ring detail
  
• Wear together or separately

About Leland Blue

Despite its name, Leland Blue isn't a naturally occurring gemstone. It's a piece of Great Lakes history. Leland Blue is slag glass left behind by the iron-smelting industry that operated in Leland, Michigan in the 19th century. Pieces have since been found along the Lake Michigan shoreline, prized for their extraordinary shades of blue and distinctive markings.
Here, its deep midnight colouring and scattered flecks look almost like a tiny galaxy — which made pairing it with the crescent moon feel pretty inevitable.