A delicate Sterling Silver 925 pendant combining two natural Larimar stones with a luminous Pearl. A simple, fluid composition inspired by the soft blues and effortless elegance of the Greek islands.
Three elements, one effortless rhythm.
Named Kos, after the Greek island surrounded by the crystalline waters of the Aegean, this pendant celebrates simplicity through color, form and movement.
Two Larimar stones in subtly different shapes frame a luminous Pearl at the center. Their soft Caribbean blues contrast beautifully with the natural white glow of the Pearl, while delicate Sterling Silver details connect each element and allow the pendant to move freely.
The vertical composition gives Kos a light, elongated silhouette — understated enough for everyday wear, yet distinctive enough to carry the unmistakable character of TASO.
A small piece of the sea designed to move with you.
Sterling Silver 925
Natural Larimar
Pearl
Pendant with chain
Designed by TASO
Handcrafted
“Sometimes the sea needs only three elements — blue, light and movement.”
— TASO
A delicate Sterling Silver 925 pendant combining two natural Larimar stones with a luminous Pearl. A simple, fluid composition inspired by the soft blues and effortless elegance of the Greek islands.
Three elements, one effortless rhythm.
Named Kos, after the Greek island surrounded by the crystalline waters of the Aegean, this pendant celebrates simplicity through color, form and movement.
Two Larimar stones in subtly different shapes frame a luminous Pearl at the center. Their soft Caribbean blues contrast beautifully with the natural white glow of the Pearl, while delicate Sterling Silver details connect each element and allow the pendant to move freely.
The vertical composition gives Kos a light, elongated silhouette — understated enough for everyday wear, yet distinctive enough to carry the unmistakable character of TASO.
A small piece of the sea designed to move with you.
Sterling Silver 925
Natural Larimar
Pearl
Pendant with chain
Designed by TASO
Handcrafted
“Sometimes the sea needs only three elements — blue, light and movement.”
— TASO
