Materials:

• Sterling Silver
• Larimar Gemstone

Crafted with impeccable attention to detail, these exquisite pieces are inspired by the graceful and intelligent creature of the deep sea—the octopus.

Each Marahlago Octopus Jewelry creation is meticulously designed to reflect the intricate beauty and unique characteristics of this remarkable marine creature. The jewelry showcases the octopus' tentacles, swirling in delicate and artistic patterns, capturing the essence of its fluid movement and otherworldly presence.

Made from sterling silver and adorned with vibrant Larimar gemstones, Marahlago Octopus Jewelry exudes elegance and sophistication. Larimar is a rare blue gemstone found only in the Dominican Republic. Its serene blue hues mirror the colors of the Caribbean Sea, evoking a sense of tranquility and natural wonder.

Wearing Marahlago Octopus Jewelry allows you to carry a piece of the ocean's allure wherever you go. Whether it's a pendant or necklace, each piece is a testament to the mastery of craftsmanship and a celebration of the ocean's timeless beauty.

Marahlago Octopus Jewelry is not only a fashion statement but also a symbol of connection to the vast underwater world and the wonders it holds. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving our oceans and appreciating the awe-inspiring creatures that inhabit them.

With Marahlago Octopus Jewelry, you can embrace the elegance and mystique of the octopus, while adding a touch of sophistication and natural beauty to your personal style. These unique and captivating pieces are sure to become cherished heirlooms, treasured for their artistry and the memories they evoke.

What is oxidized silver?
Oxidized jewelry is a popular look that is created by dipping the silver in an antiquing solution to darken the sterling silver to an aged patina which results in a vintage style appearance. The vintage silver effect is often used to create contrast and highlight details in the silverwork that would otherwise go unnoticed. Once all of the silver is oxidized black, the raised surface is polished to remove the patina and leave the deeper areas black for contrast. The oxidation is just a surface treatment and does not change the properties of the metal. It is possible to intentionally or accidentally remove the effect by using silver cleaning solutions or a buffing wheel.