Kai Lani Natural Blue Turquoise & Sterling Silver Necklace | Moku by Quarry
 
Ocean blue. Natural beauty. Island soul.
 
Inspired by the brilliant blues where sea meets sky, Kai Lani is a striking celebration of natural turquoise—one of the world’s oldest and most treasured gemstones.
 
Handcrafted with 5A top-quality natural blue turquoise gemstones, the necklace features a beautifully graduated design. Generous 10mm turquoise beads create a bold presence at the center, transitioning to 8mm beads and finally to 6mm beads toward the ends for a balanced, naturally flowing silhouette.
 
Sterling silver accents bring cool luminosity to the vivid blue stone. Sterling silver spacers define each transition in gemstone size, while five 10mm flat sterling silver disc spacers are placed throughout the center section, creating dimension and a distinctly artisan character. At each end, 4mm sterling silver beads provide a polished transition to the clasp.
 
The necklace is hand-strung on a silver satin cord and finished with sterling silver wire guards for added protection at the connection points. A substantial sterling silver toggle clasp, featuring a 14mm ring and 21mm bar, completes the design.
 
At approximately 20.5 inches, Kai Lani has enough presence to make a statement while retaining the effortless, organic elegance at the heart of Moku.
 
Design & Materials
 
5A top-quality natural blue turquoise gemstones
Graduated 10mm, 8mm, and 6mm turquoise beads
Sterling silver spacer accents
Five 10mm flat sterling silver disc spacers at center
4mm sterling silver finishing beads
Sterling silver toggle clasp
Toggle ring approximately 14mm in diameter
Toggle bar approximately 21mm
Silver satin cord
Sterling silver wire guards
Approximately 20.5" in length
Handcrafted in limited quantity
 
The Meaning
 
For thousands of years, turquoise has been treasured across cultures as a symbol of protection, good fortune, wisdom, and connection to the natural world. Its unmistakable blue-green color has long evoked both sky and water—making it especially meaningful within the island-inspired spirit of Moku.
 
Kai Lani brings those elements together: the grounding beauty of natural stone, the cool brilliance of sterling silver, and a color that seems borrowed directly from the sea.