Copper electroformed pendant with Triple Goddess motif: central arch (full moon), two lateral half-moons, and three semi-precious stones. Tear-drop cabochon howlite, round aquamarine, and three faceted garnets. Piece dimensions: 62 × 47 mm. Includes 45 cm chain. Unique author's piece.
Piece Details
| Stones |
Howlite (teardrop, free cabochon) · Aquamarine (round, cabochon) · Garnet ×3 (faceted) |
| Metal |
Electroformed copper with antiqued patina |
| Piece Dimensions |
62 × 47 mm |
| Chain Included |
45 cm, fine link |
| Technique |
Handmade copper electroforming |
| Stone Treatment |
No detectable treatment |
| Piece Type |
Unique piece — Ecos del Taller collection |
This particular piece
The motif's reading is immediate: upper arch (full moon) flanked by two outward-facing half-moons —the Triple Goddess symbol in its most recognizable form—. The white howlite with dendritic gray veining acts as a visual lower anchor; the translucent blue-green aquamarine occupies the center; three deep red garnets punctuate the composition with chromatic contrast. The vertical structure distributes the weight in three balanced levels.
The copper's texture is rough and crystalline —characteristic of unpolished galvanic deposition—, with smooth bezels around the round stones and an antiqued patina that darkens the recesses. The result is clearly artisanal and authorial.
Technique: Copper electroforming
Electroforming deposits metallic copper onto a mold via electrolysis, generating organic surfaces impossible to replicate by conventional forging. The crystalline texture visible in this piece is the direct imprint of the galvanic process —each deposit is unique—. With use, the patina evolves; a dry cloth after each use stabilizes it.
Howlite, Aquamarine, and Garnet — Lapidary Tradition
Howlite is valued in crystal tradition for its unique dendritic veining (calm and mental clarity). Aquamarine has been a seafarer's stone since antiquity —its color evokes seawater with its characteristic inclusions and fractures—. Garnet, deep red, has accompanied ceremonial jewelry since ancient Egypt (passion and vitality). The combination in this pendant is chromatically intense and symbolically coherent.
Symbolic associations belong to cultural and historical traditions. They are shared for educational purposes, not as medical advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the aquamarine genuine or imitation?
Genuine. Natural aquamarine shows internal inclusions and fractures visible under direct light —an imitation glass would be cleaner and more uniform—. The pale blue-green color is characteristic of untreated watery beryl.
Can copper stain skin?
With continuous use, it may leave a slight green-gray mark on some people. It is not toxic —it is a natural chemical reaction between copper and sweat—. A transparent varnish over the metal prevents it.
What does it mean for it to be an outlet piece?
Ecos del Taller pieces are original author's pieces, without defects. The outlet features unique designs that were not integrated into the main collections —same artisanal quality, adjusted price as it is an archive piece—.
