Larimar Jewelry
Larimar rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets set in sterling silver, each cut from the sea-blue pectolite found in only one place on Earth: the mountains of the Dominican Republic. Every stone carries its own pattern, and every piece is backed by our lifetime warranty.
Larimar Ring - Round Dome On Simple Band Sz 8
Regular price $24600Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)-
Larimar Ring - Oval Cabochon Set East - West With Silver Beaded Bezel & Double Band Sz7.5
Regular price $55200Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Simple Freeform Pear Cabochon Sz8
Regular price $15500Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Mini Oval Cabochon With Rope Bezel & Textured Silver Band Sz8
Regular price $15500Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Small Pear Cabochon With Raised Bezel & Wide Top Band Sz8.5
Regular price $29200Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Cuff - 2 Rounds On Simple Band 1 With Halo
Regular price $42500Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)Larimar Pendant -Round Set In Starfish Outline
Regular price $17900Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)-
Larimar Ring - Simple Oval Cabochon With Raised Bezel Sz8
Regular price $16800Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Large Cambered Pear Cabochon With Raised Bezel Sz8
Regular price $14200Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Oval Cabochon With Oxidized Silver Scale Band Sz8
Regular price $15500Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Elongated Sharp Pear Cabochon Szadj
Regular price $19400Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Square Cabochon With Textured Brick On Wide Band Sz10.25
Regular price $24600Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Cambered Simple Pear Cabochon Sz8
Regular price $20700Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Larimar Ring - Small Freeform Cabochon With Hammered Silver Band Sz8
Regular price $15500Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Regular price $14200Unit priceVery low stock (1 unit)
Genuine Dominican Larimar Jewelry
The Caribbean's rarest blue, set in sterling silver
Larimar is a rare blue variety of the mineral pectolite, and it comes from a single source on Earth: the volcanic mountains of the Barahona region in the southwestern Dominican Republic. Its colors, from pale sky blue to deep volcanic blue, come from copper in the stone, and the white swirls running through it look like sunlight on shallow water. Most prized of all are deep blue stones with strong contrast and a chatoyant shimmer, and those are the stones we choose for our rings, earrings and pendants. Every larimar stone has a pattern that no other stone repeats, so every piece in this collection is truly one of a kind.
Larimar jewelry is for anyone who carries the ocean with them. Beach lovers and travelers wear it as a piece of the Caribbean. Gift buyers choose it as a March birthstone alternative to aquamarine, and as a meaningful gift for anyone who loves the sea. In the crystal community larimar is known as a stone of calm and clear communication, linked to the throat chakra and often worn by people who want its quiet energy close at hand. We set our larimar in 925 sterling silver and vermeil, and we pair it with blue topaz, white topaz and freshwater pearl in pieces you won't find in a big-box jewelry store.
Learn more in our larimar stone guide, browse more throat chakra stones and March birthstone aquamarine, or explore our full selection of gemstone rings and gemstone earrings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell if larimar jewelry is real?
How can I tell if larimar jewelry is real?
Genuine larimar comes only from the Dominican Republic and is never a solid, even blue. Look for soft blue color broken up by white, cloud-like swirls and fine veining, with no two stones alike. Imitations made from dyed howlite, glass or resin tend to look too uniform, too bright or plastic-like. Every larimar piece we sell is natural Dominican larimar.
What color of larimar is the most prized?
What color of larimar is the most prized?
Deep volcanic blue with strong contrast against the white matrix is the most sought-after grade, followed by bright sky blue. Paler stones with more white or green are more common. Some larimar also shows chatoyancy, a silky shimmer that moves across the surface as the stone turns, which collectors value highly.
Can I wear a larimar ring every day?
Can I wear a larimar ring every day?
Yes, with some care. Larimar is about 4.5 to 5 on the Mohs hardness scale, softer than quartz, so take your ring off for gardening, gym workouts and cleaning, and store it apart from harder gemstones that could scratch it. Pendants and earrings take far less wear than rings and hold up well to daily use.
Does larimar fade in the sun?
Does larimar fade in the sun?
Larimar's blue can slowly fade with long exposure to strong sunlight and heat. Normal wear is fine, but don't leave your jewelry on a sunny windowsill or in a hot car, and store it in a pouch or jewelry box when you're not wearing it. Clean it with mild soap, warm water and a soft cloth, and never use an ultrasonic cleaner.
Is larimar a birthstone, and is it a good gift?
Is larimar a birthstone, and is it a good gift?
Larimar isn't a traditional birthstone, but it's a popular alternative for March because its sea-blue color pairs naturally with aquamarine. It's also a meaningful gift for anyone who loves the ocean, a memento of a Caribbean trip, or a stone of calm for someone going through a stressful season.
What metal is your larimar jewelry set in?
What metal is your larimar jewelry set in?
Most of our larimar is set in solid 925 sterling silver, and select designs are set in rhodium or ruthenium vermeil for extra durability and shine. Many pieces pair larimar with blue topaz, white topaz or freshwater pearl. Every piece is backed by our lifetime warranty.
