Frog Shape Pendants in Sterling Silver

Estimated value:	$18,762.52
Weight:	28.90g
Dimension:	L- 2 1/4, W- 2, T- 5/8 inch
Inner Bail Diameter:	1/4 inch
Item Code:	19-paz-26-28

Natural Stone Frog Pendants with Free US Shipping

Frogs appear in jewelry traditions across cultures, from ancient Egyptian amulets to Pacific Northwest tribal art. Our frog shape pendants translate this enduring motif into wearable form, with natural gemstones adding color and character to each piece. The sterling silver settings meet .925 purity standards, providing a durable foundation that resists tarnish when properly cared for. The natural stones in these pendants retain their original properties and coloration. You will find options featuring turquoise, amethyst, labradorite, moonstone, and dozens of other gem varieties. Stone hardness varies by type—turquoise measures 5-6 on the Mohs scale, while amethyst reaches 7, making it more resistant to scratching during daily wear. Each frog pendant arrives ready to wear on your preferred chain. Browse the full collection to find the stone type, size, and price point that fits your needs. We ship all US orders free of charge, with tracking provided on every package.

Are these frog pendants made with real gemstones?

Yes. Every frog shape pendant features natural stones sourced from deposits worldwide. We do not use synthetic or lab-created materials in these pieces.

What metal are the frog pendants made from?

All pendants are set in .925 sterling silver, which contains 92.5% pure silver. This alloy provides strength while maintaining the bright finish silver is known for.

Do frog pendants come with a chain?

Pendants ship with a bail or loop for attaching to your own chain or cord. Chains are sold separately, allowing you to choose your preferred length and style.

What does the frog symbol represent in jewelry?

Frogs traditionally symbolize transformation, fertility, and good fortune in many cultures. In Native American traditions, the frog often represents cleansing and renewal. Ancient Egyptians associated frogs with resurrection and new life.