Handcrafted by refugee women, this amethyst necklace carries layers of beauty, meaning, and restoration.
Amethyst—soft violet in hue—echoes the color of the Temple veil, woven in purple and torn at Christ’s death, signaling freedom and access into the presence of God.
“The curtain of the temple was torn in two.”
— Matthew 27:51
Scripture places amethyst among the foundation stones of the New Jerusalem (Revelation 21:20), a reminder of God’s eternal promises and nearness.
Though these stones are not perfectly clear like the jasper described as “clear as crystal,” they reflect something just as powerful: natural beauty shaped by time—imperfect, genuine, and radiant.
Made by refugee women through Shakina, this necklace represents beauty for ashes (Isaiah 61:3)—a story of redemption woven into something lasting.
Wear it as a symbol of hope, restoration, and the truth that nothing separates us from the love of God. 16" with 2" extender · 16k gold plated
Handcrafted by refugee women, this amethyst necklace carries layers of beauty, meaning, and restoration.
Amethyst—soft violet in hue—echoes the color of the Temple veil, woven in purple and torn at Christ’s death, signaling freedom and access into the presence of God.
“The curtain of the temple was torn in two.”
— Matthew 27:51
Scripture places amethyst among the foundation stones of the New Jerusalem (Revelation 21:20), a reminder of God’s eternal promises and nearness.
Though these stones are not perfectly clear like the jasper described as “clear as crystal,” they reflect something just as powerful: natural beauty shaped by time—imperfect, genuine, and radiant.
Made by refugee women through Shakina, this necklace represents beauty for ashes (Isaiah 61:3)—a story of redemption woven into something lasting.
Wear it as a symbol of hope, restoration, and the truth that nothing separates us from the love of God. 16" with 2" extender · 16k gold plated
