Three cherry blossom enamel flowers on a silver branch

Necklaces and pendants

Hand-enamelled pendants, melted-silver work, and solid gold pieces — paired with Italian-made silver or gold chains.

Pendants handmade in Australia — fine silver, enamel, gemstones and solid gold with diamonds. Most pieces here are made by hand by Natalia on the Central Coast: crosses, stars and sculptural forms in 999 fine silver, kiln-fired enamel designs, and pendants set with opals and other stones. Alongside them sit diamond pendants in solid gold.

Because the handmade pieces are formed individually rather than cast in batches, most exist exactly once — when a pendant sells, it is gone.

Choosing a pendant

Style What it is
Fine silver 999 pure silver, hand-formed — brighter and slower to tarnish than sterling
Enamel Powdered glass fused to silver in a kiln, colour built over many firings
Gemstone Solid Australian opals and other natural stones, set by hand
Diamond & gold Solitaire and station pendants in solid 9ct and 18ct gold

Pendants are sold without a chain unless the product page says otherwise — pick one from sterling silver chains or solid gold chains. See also diamond pendants, opal pendants and enamel work.

Frequently asked questions

Does a pendant come with a chain?

Usually not — pendants are sold on their own unless the product page says a chain is included. That lets you pick the chain length and weight that suits you; box and belcher chains carry pendants best.

What chain length suits a pendant?

45–50 cm sits the pendant just below the collarbone, which suits most designs. Larger statement pendants often look better at 55–60 cm. Check the pendant's bale size on the product page if your chain has a chunky clasp.

What is the difference between fine silver and sterling pendants?

Fine silver is 999 — 99.9% pure — brighter, slower to tarnish and kinder to sensitive skin. Sterling is 925, harder-wearing. Natalia's handmade pendants are mostly fine silver; the Materials line on each product page tells you exactly.

Are the handmade pendants one of a kind?

Almost all of them. Each is formed by hand rather than cast in batches, and enamel work cannot be repeated exactly even on purpose. What you buy is the only one.

Where are they made?

The handmade silver, enamel and gemstone pendants are made by Natalia on the Central Coast of New South Wales. The diamond pendants are cast in solid gold and made to order.