
Blue Stone Pendant Necklace
Blue-cabochon pendants on their own chain, in ornate gold-tone and steel-tone frames — chain included.
Stainless Steel Necklaces · Stainless Steel · MOQ 50 pcs
A pair of layered necklaces where a fine gold-toned chain carries round stone stations in a deep navy beside a paler shade, then falls to a small stacked-bead drop. Two designs in the listing, made in 316L stainless steel and worn as a two-tier neck on their own or with another chain.




Overview
This is a listing of two layered necklaces that share one construction. Each starts as a fine cable chain that sits close to the neck and is broken by round stone stations held in a smooth bezel — a deep navy beside a paler shade — so the upper strand reads as a dotted line rather than a plain chain. The same chain then drops to a small pendant of stacked round beads, which hangs just below the stations and gives the piece its two-tier shape. The two designs differ in how the stations are spaced and how the shades are mixed, so a display can carry both.
The stations are described plainly as stone: we do not certify a species or grade them as a natural gem, and the shade can be matched to the palette you already sell. Because each station is bezel-set, there is no prong to catch on knitwear, which matters for a piece meant to sit over a sweater. Take either design alone or both, and we quote per design rather than as a pack.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 316L stainless steel |
| Type | Layered necklace — a fine double chain with stone-bead stations |
| Designs | Two designs in the listing; each is quoted as its own line |
| Stations | Round stone stations in a deep navy and a paler shade, bezel-set |
| Drop | A small pendant of stacked round stone beads below the stations |
| Finish | Gold tone as shown; other finishes quoted on request |
Variants
Choose either of the two designs; each is quoted as its own line.
Gold tone as shown; other finishes and plating quoted per micron.
Ordered to the lengths you sell, with the closure matched to your range.
Materials
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| 316L stainless steel | The chain, stations and drop are 316L, so the piece does not tarnish and is safe for daily wear. |
| Stone stations | The rounds are stone, not a certified or graded natural gem; we match the shade to your palette and it stays even across a run. |
| Gold tone | Steel finished in gold tone; plating and thickness are quoted per micron. |
316L
Every design on this page is made in 316L stainless steel — the molybdenum-bearing austenitic grade, and the same grade specified for surgical implants and marine fittings. The “L” is low carbon, which is what keeps chain links and hollow forms sound at the joins.
Grades are worth stating rather than implying, because 316L, 304 and 201 look identical in a photograph and differ by real money per tonne. We name the grade on every design. If your market needs documentation with the goods, tell us and we will confirm what is available on this design before you order.
| Property | 316L stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Designation | 316L (AISI/ASTM) · SUS316L under JIS · 1.4404 under EN |
| Composition | Chromium 16–18%, nickel 10–14%, molybdenum 2–3%, carbon 0.03% max |
| Why 316L and not 304 or 201 | Molybdenum is what resists chlorides, and neither of the cheaper grades contains any |
| Tarnish and rust | Does not tarnish, and does not rust from everyday wear, sweat or water |
| Skin | Hypoallergenic for most wearers, and not nickel-free — it contains 10–14% nickel by specification |
| Specified for | Surgical implants (ASTM F138) and marine fittings, which is where the “surgical” and “marine grade” labels come from |
Best for
The two-tier shape reads on its own, so a customer can wear one piece rather than stacking two chains.
The stations sit over a sweater neckline, which suits cooler-season dressing.
A dark-navy accent turns on a small counter display.
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