Gemstone Pendants
Explore gemstone pendants in antique, vintage and preloved styles, chosen for their colour, detail and individual character. From soft pearl tones to deeper stone-set designs, this collection brings together pendants with a little more presence and personality.
Pieces may include natural gemstones, organic gem materials such as pearl or coral, marcasite, diamond, onyx and other carefully described stones, set in gold, sterling silver or mixed materials. Each listing gives the useful details you need before buying, including stone information, metal, size, weight, bail or loop style, chain inclusion, hallmarks, stamps, testing notes and reverse photos.
Gemstone pendants can feel very different depending on the stone, setting and size, so it is worth checking the measurements, fittings and stone notes before choosing. You can also browse the full pendants and charms collection to compare gemstone pieces with lockets, plain pendants, symbolic charms and other styles.
This selection changes often, with many one of a kind pieces. Check back regularly to see the latest arrivals.
Gemstone Pendants FAQs
Each listing gives the stone information that can be supported for that piece. Stones may be described as tested, natural, lab grown, cultured, organic or untested depending on what can be verified. If a stone has not been confirmed, the wording stays cautious rather than overstating the details.
Yes. This collection may include gemstone and stone set pendants such as pearl, coral, marcasite, onyx, garnet, amethyst, citrine, topaz, turquoise, diamond and other stone set designs. Each listing explains the material as clearly as possible.
Not always. Some gemstone pendants are sold with a chain, while others are sold as the pendant only. The product title, description and photos will state whether a chain is included, along with the chain length and metal details if one forms part of the listing.
Check the setting style, claws, bezel, bail, loop, stone shape, measurements and photos of the front, side and back. Older gemstone pendants can have worn claws, closed-back settings, replacement stones or later alterations, so the reverse and side views are especially useful when comparing pieces.
Care depends on the stone, setting and metal. Avoid soaking older gemstone pendants, and take extra care with pearls, coral, opals, turquoise, marcasite, enamel and closed-back settings. Store pieces separately and clean gently around stones and fittings. You can also read the vintage and secondhand jewellery care guide for more detailed advice.