Imagine relaxing on your back in a forest, (or better yet, go do it!) and looking up into the canopy to see the patterns of sky created by tree branches that are almost touching. This is the result of crown shyness. Crown shyness is the phenomenon that occurs in forests in which the top branches of certain species of trees do not touch each other. This allows neighboring trees to get more sun exposure and thus to thrive. It also prevents some predators, such as caterpillars, from crossing from one tree to another. This jewelry is inspired by our precious forests and the trees that comprise them.

This Sterling necklace measures 7/8" wide by 1" tall and is suspended from an 18" Sterling chain. It is set with an Ethiopian opal that glows like the moon. And surprise! The stars in this jewelry shine in the dark if exposed to a bright light first!

Crown Shyness Sterling Necklace with Ethiopian Opal

$124.00

Imagine relaxing on your back in a forest, (or better yet, go do it!) and looking up into the canopy to see the patterns of sky created by tree branches that are almost touching. This is the result of crown shyness. Crown shyness is the phenomenon that occurs in forests in which the top branches of certain species of trees do not touch each other. This allows neighboring trees to get more sun exposure and thus to thrive. It also prevents some predators, such as caterpillars, from crossing from one tree to another. This jewelry is inspired by our precious forests and the trees that comprise them.

This Sterling necklace measures 7/8" wide by 1" tall and is suspended from an 18" Sterling chain. It is set with an Ethiopian opal that glows like the moon. The pendant has a finish on it which will prevent it from tarnishing. And surprise! The stars in this jewelry shine in the dark if exposed to a bright light first!