Sundays in September, Blue Sky Topaz & Atlantic Sunrise Citrine Necklace – Medium

This is a moment of dawn.

When my kids were small, they were still good sports. Sunday was for a wild ride into the unknown. We had no destination and no time limit other than sundown. We would hit the road with nothing in mind other than pure discovery. With a full tank of gas and money for lunch, we were ready.

We did coastal; we did country; we did lakes and mountains. We visited shops. There was kid fine dining – McDonald’s or pizza. One Sunday, we came home with a 250-pound pumpkin that was so big that the trunk lid had to be roped down.

The pumpkin spent weeks wandering about the yard at night until it was carved as a jock-o-lantern. The seeds of the monster pumpkin were saved, dried, and planted the following year. One daughter still grows monster pumpkins.

This necklace represents our explorations on Sunday. A free-wheeling spirit of freedom and discovery. The gems: Atlantic Sunrise citrine is the sun, representing the start of a new day. The blue gem is Blue Sky topaz, representing possibility and good outcome.

Acquire this necklace to remind you of all the places you have yet to go and all you will discover along the way.

Sundays in September

Sunday comes with space and time. It slips in at the end of the week and allows us our needed rest and recovery. We can breathe. Sunrise comes with a golden circle of citrine. Blue Sky topaz rides along the sky and curls into the tail of Sunday. This is a talisman of serenity. Wear it on Sundays as you ride into the countryside in your convertible with the top down.

Each Sundays in September necklace is handmade in our Portland shop.

The morning arrival starts with a golden Atlantic sunrise, rising out of a blue sea. Everything is open to unlimited possibilities. We are ready to explore.

This sterling silver Sundays in September necklace is 1 1/8-inch high. The Blue Sky topaz is 4mm round, and the sun is a 6mm round Atlantic Sunrise citrine. The 18-inch chain slides freely through the hidden loop in the back. Sundays in September is the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy, beneficial way. Sundays in September is making desirable discoveries almost by accident.