Hexagon Shape Pendants in Sterling Silver  

Why the Six-Sided Cut Matters for Natural Stones

The hexagonal cut works well for stones with strong color presence. Flat top surfaces allow light to enter without the refraction you get from faceted rounds or ovals, which means the stone's natural hue reads true. This makes hexagon cuts a solid choice for opaque stones like turquoise, lapis lazuli, and malachite, where surface color matters more than light play. Our silversmiths set these geometric stones in bezels that follow the six-sided shape, creating clean lines between metal and mineral. Sterling silver at .925 purity provides the structural integrity needed for angular settings—the corners hold their form over years of wear. You will find hexagon pendants here featuring stones sourced from mines across the globe: Afghan lapis rated at 5-6 on the Mohs hardness scale, Arizona turquoise, Brazilian amethyst, and Baltic amber. Browse by stone type or price point to find a hexagon pendant that fits your preferences. Each product page lists the specific stone, its origin when known, and exact dimensions of the cut.