Labradorite Crab Brooch Pendant in Sterling Silver

An oval labradorite forms the body of this S925 sterling silver crab. Silver claws, legs and raised eyes frame the stone, whose blue and blue-green flash shifts with light and viewing angle. The sculptural piece can be worn as a brooch or pendant.

Design & Nature Story

The crab’s symmetrical outline is built around the broad stone body rather than a small decorative accent. Articulated silver legs and claws bring detail to the marine form, while the labradorite gives each piece its own changing visual center.

Materials & Product Details

• Product: labradorite crab brooch and pendant, 2-in-1
• Materials: S925 sterling silver and labradorite
• Design: oval stone body framed by claws, legs and raised eyes
• Size: approximately 35 × 29 mm
• Weight: approximately 9.4 g

How to Wear It

Pin it to a blazer, coat, scarf or dress, or wear it from a compatible chain as a pendant. Choose a fastening position suited to delicate fabrics and check that your chain fits the pendant fitting before wear.

Natural Material Note

Labradorite naturally varies in color, internal pattern and the intensity or position of its optical flash. These differences give each stone an individual appearance, so the finished piece may look slightly different from the photographs.

Care

Avoid harsh chemicals, scratches and strong impacts to help protect the stone and metalwork. Store the piece dry and separately when not in use. S925 sterling silver may naturally oxidize through contact with air, moisture and skin; gently polish the silver with a silver polishing cloth as needed, avoiding the stone.

Gifting & Dispatch

Each piece arrives in a HEWREN jewelry box. In-stock pieces dispatch in 1–3 business days. Made-to-order pieces require 3–7 business days of production before dispatch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wear this crab as both a brooch and a pendant?
Yes. It is designed to be pinned to clothing or worn from a compatible chain.

What forms the crab’s body?
An oval labradorite is the central body, framed by silver claws, legs and raised eyes.

Will the stone always show the same color?
No. Labradorite’s blue or blue-green flash changes with light and viewing angle, and each stone varies naturally.