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Heart Shape Necklaces in Sterling Silver
Heart shape necklaces carry meaning that other cuts simply cannot replicate. The symmetrical lobes and pointed base of a heart-cut gemstone require precise lapidary work, making each stone a deliberate choice rather than a default. Our collection of 431 heart necklaces features natural stones set in .925 sterling silver, with prices ranging from $479 to $38,569. Every piece ships free within the United States.
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Natural Gemstone Heart Pendants Set in .925 Silver
The heart cut originated in the 16th century and remains one of the most technically demanding shapes for gem cutters to execute. A well-proportioned heart requires balanced lobes, a defined cleft, and a sharp point—flaws in any element become obvious to the naked eye. This is why heart-shaped gemstones tend to come from higher-quality rough material. Our heart necklaces feature stones sourced from specific mineral deposits worldwide. You will find turquoise from American Southwest mines, larimar from the Dominican Republic, and amber from Baltic regions. Each gemstone carries distinct properties: turquoise rates 5-6 on the Mohs hardness scale, while topaz reaches 8, making it suitable for regular wear. SilverRush Style has sold sterling silver jewelry since 2005. We work with .925 silver, the industry standard containing 92.5% pure silver alloyed with copper for durability. Browse the collection to find a heart shape necklace that matches your preferences for stone type, size, and setting style.Why do heart-shaped gemstones cost more than other cuts?
Heart cuts require more raw material and skilled labor than oval or round shapes. The cutter must create symmetrical lobes and a clean point, which means starting with larger, higher-quality rough stones.
What gemstones work best for heart shape necklaces?
Harder stones like topaz (Mohs 8) and amethyst (Mohs 7) hold the heart shape well over time. Softer stones like larimar (Mohs 4.5-5) need more careful handling but offer colors unavailable in harder materials.
How should I care for a sterling silver heart necklace?
Store your .925 silver necklace in a dry place away from humidity. Polish with a soft cloth to remove tarnish. Remove before swimming, as chlorine accelerates silver oxidation.
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