A sculptural pendant in Sterling Silver 925, Mother of Pearl, natural Larimar and Blue Topaz, inspired by the graceful silhouette of the seahorse.
A small guardian of the sea, transformed into wearable art.
The Sea Horse pendant captures one of the ocean’s most distinctive creatures through flowing curves, intricate silver detailing and luminous natural materials.
Its body is shaped with Mother of Pearl, creating an iridescent surface that changes subtly with the light, while a generous drop of Larimar brings the unmistakable blue of the Caribbean Sea. Delicate Blue Topaz accents complete the composition.
The elongated, almost dancing silhouette gives the piece a sense of movement — as though the seahorse were drifting gently through the water.
A poetic statement piece celebrating the beauty, delicacy and mystery of marine life.
Sterling Silver 925
Natural Larimar
Mother of Pearl
Blue Topaz
Pendant
Designed by TASO
Handcrafted
“The seahorse seems to move without ever fighting the sea. I wanted this piece to capture that same sense of grace and freedom.”
— TASO
A sculptural pendant in Sterling Silver 925, Mother of Pearl, natural Larimar and Blue Topaz, inspired by the graceful silhouette of the seahorse.
A small guardian of the sea, transformed into wearable art.
The Sea Horse pendant captures one of the ocean’s most distinctive creatures through flowing curves, intricate silver detailing and luminous natural materials.
Its body is shaped with Mother of Pearl, creating an iridescent surface that changes subtly with the light, while a generous drop of Larimar brings the unmistakable blue of the Caribbean Sea. Delicate Blue Topaz accents complete the composition.
The elongated, almost dancing silhouette gives the piece a sense of movement — as though the seahorse were drifting gently through the water.
A poetic statement piece celebrating the beauty, delicacy and mystery of marine life.
Sterling Silver 925
Natural Larimar
Mother of Pearl
Blue Topaz
Pendant
Designed by TASO
Handcrafted
“The seahorse seems to move without ever fighting the sea. I wanted this piece to capture that same sense of grace and freedom.”
— TASO