CUSTOM TOTEM NECKLACE
$100.00

She's At The Top Of Your Totem Pole

Encourage friends or family members to embark on a new adventure, face doubts, or stand up to challenges with this beautiful piece that says it all with stones. Along a sterling silver spine, artist Ana Sheldon stacks five beads from your choice of twenty-one different stones. Each alternating round, cylindrical or rectangular stone possesses its own special meaning. One or two wooden beads are artistically placed within your beaded totem. Select your own unique combination of polished pieces--like rutilated quartz for luck, garnet for devotion, onyx for strength, apatite for acceptance, and malachine for balance--to bestow personal meaning to this emblematic tower of unique talismans.

Each customized pendant comes with a card detailing the meaning behind each stone. To see the meanings behind each stone click here.

The adjustable, 17" sterling silver chain has extra eye closures for adjustable lengths (up to 18"). An additional stone is suspended from the end of the closure to finish the piece and add intrigue to the back of the necklace. Handmade in Illinois. Please note that stones will vary in shape and color intensity.

Exclusively at UncommonGoods.

• Item ID: 21170
• Materials: sterling silver, semi precious stones
• Pendant Itself: L .25" W x 1.25" H. Chain: adjustable 17"-18". Stone sizes and shape vary slightly.
• To clean use dish soap. To polish use a polishing cloth. Do not use jewelry "dips" or the oxidation may be compromised.
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  At this time, this item cannot be shipped to P.O. Boxes or to APO/FPO or US Territories. Contact custom@uncommongoods.com with any questions.
  Because this item is made-to-order, all sales are final.

Ana Sheldon

As a child, Ana Sheldon was already using beads to create simple jewelry, and she never lost her love of the medium as she grew older. She studied metalsmithing and jewelry design at Illinois State University, and now she uses those advanced skills to combine metal and beads in new and distinctive ways. Drawing inspiration from the organic shapes of natural stones, she seeks to create sculptural jewelry that brings beauty to everyday wear. See all creations.