Rain Chain Necklace

Listen to the Patter of the Falling Rain

Rain on leaves. Rain on water. Rain on the roof.
Heaven sent. Life-giving. Spring rains…
Trees, grass, flowers…
Spring rains… gardens, fruits, vegetables.
Then rivers, ponds, lakes, and eventually the sea.

Rain is life-giving. It is the soul of the living earth. Our necklace is pure magic. A million silver raindrops, each a perfect little pear shape. The sound of each raindrop, each silver drop, twinkling in the light, twinkling around your neck.

Part of the magic of the necklace, and why it’s called a rain chain, are the 184 dangles shaped like raindrops. Before you put the necklace on, hold it at one end, slowly lower it onto a wooden or glass surface, and listen to what you hear. On wood, the sound is like the patter of fine rain. On glass, the raindrops sound bigger and louder. You won’t hear the patter of rain as you wear the necklace, but you will know the sound.

The necklace is easy to wear and easy to attach. It has a large lobster claw clasp that slips into a good-sized end ring. While wearing, the 184 raindrops twinkle and move in a somewhat random but uniform pattern… a gazillion little raindrop shapes, each high-polished silver, splashing in shimmering light. This is life-giving rain always with you, wherever you go.

From the Back

Our Rain Chain necklace is shown here with a large lobster claw clasp for ease of use. The ring it catches into is small; with two minutes of practice, the thumb and index finger holding the ring allows for easier attachment. Or, ask your partner for assistance. If they give you the necklace, they will appreciate being asked to assist.

Why We Love This Necklace

Rain is life-giving. It is the soul of the living earth. Our necklace and bracelet are pure magic. A million silver raindrops, each a little perfect pear shape. The sound of each raindrop, each silver drop, twinkling in the light, twinkling around your neck.