An elegant Sterling Silver 925 necklace combining natural Larimar with luminous Mother of Pearl in a delicate, feminine composition inspired by the calm and shimmering surface of the sea.
A reflection of the sea in its most serene form.
Named after Galene, the ancient Greek personification of calm seas, this necklace captures the quiet beauty of light moving across water.
Soft blue Larimar stones are arranged along the neckline, intertwined with luminous Mother of Pearl accents. From the center, a delicate sequence of stones descends gracefully, ending in a Larimar drop that gives the design its fluid movement.
The contrast between Larimar’s Caribbean blues and the iridescent glow of Mother of Pearl creates a piece that feels light, romantic and unmistakably connected to the ocean.
A jewel designed to rest delicately against the skin — subtle from a distance, intricate up close.
Sterling Silver 925
Natural Larimar
Mother of Pearl
Designed by TASO
Handcrafted
“I wanted the stones to feel like small reflections of light floating across calm water.”
— TASO
An elegant Sterling Silver 925 necklace combining natural Larimar with luminous Mother of Pearl in a delicate, feminine composition inspired by the calm and shimmering surface of the sea.
A reflection of the sea in its most serene form.
Named after Galene, the ancient Greek personification of calm seas, this necklace captures the quiet beauty of light moving across water.
Soft blue Larimar stones are arranged along the neckline, intertwined with luminous Mother of Pearl accents. From the center, a delicate sequence of stones descends gracefully, ending in a Larimar drop that gives the design its fluid movement.
The contrast between Larimar’s Caribbean blues and the iridescent glow of Mother of Pearl creates a piece that feels light, romantic and unmistakably connected to the ocean.
A jewel designed to rest delicately against the skin — subtle from a distance, intricate up close.
Sterling Silver 925
Natural Larimar
Mother of Pearl
Designed by TASO
Handcrafted
“I wanted the stones to feel like small reflections of light floating across calm water.”
— TASO