Materials:

• Sterling Silver
• Larimar Gemstone

The seahorse, with its delicate form and whimsical demeanor, has long been regarded as a symbol of grace, and protection. Marahlago beautifully captures the essence of these majestic creatures in their stunning jewelry designs, incorporating genuine larimar gemstones into each piece.

Larimar, known as the "stone of the Caribbean," is a rare and exquisite gemstone found only in the Dominican Republic. Its soothing blue hues evoke the tranquil waters of the Caribbean Sea, making it a perfect complement to the seahorse motif. Marahlago delicately combines larimar with sterling silver to create exquisite necklaces and earrings that exude timeless beauty.

Each Marahlago Seahorse Jewelry piece is meticulously crafted with attention to detail, ensuring exceptional quality and durability. The designers infuse their creations with a sense of whimsy and femininity, capturing the essence of the seahorse's graceful curves and intricate patterns.

Wearing Marahlago Seahorse Jewelry not only adds a touch of sophistication to any ensemble but also allows you to carry the essence of the sea with you wherever you go. Whether you're strolling along the beach, attending a special occasion, or simply expressing your love for marine life, Marahlago jewelry serves as a wearable work of art that embodies the magic of the ocean.

With its impeccable craftsmanship, stunning larimar gemstones, and captivating seahorse designs, Marahlago Seahorse Jewelry offers a unique and enchanting way to celebrate the beauty and wonder of the sea.

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.