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Smoky Quartz Pendants
Quartz pendants in smoky quartz bring a grounded, earthy presence to your jewelry collection. This translucent brown-to-gray variety of quartz forms deep in the earth when clear quartz is exposed to natural radiation from surrounding granite. With a Mohs hardness of 7, smoky quartz wears well for daily use. Our collection includes 28,529 smoky quartz pendants priced from $16 to $11,402, each set in .925 sterling silver with natural, unaltered stones.
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Natural Smoky Quartz Pendants in Sterling Silver
Smoky quartz gets its characteristic color from free silicon atoms created when aluminum-containing quartz encounters gamma radiation underground. The resulting hues range from pale champagne to deep chocolate brown, with some specimens showing nearly black coloration. Major deposits occur in Brazil, Madagascar, Scotland, and the Swiss Alps, where the stone has been collected for centuries. Each pendant in this collection features natural smoky quartz mounted in .925 sterling silver. The settings vary from minimalist bezels that let the stone's internal clarity show through to more substantial silverwork with detailed metalwork framing the quartz. Stone cuts include faceted ovals, cushions, and emerald cuts alongside freeform cabochons that preserve the natural crystal structure. We ship free within the United States and have operated since 2005. Browse the full range of smoky quartz pendants to find the size, setting style, and price point that fits your needs.What causes the color in smoky quartz?
Natural radiation from granite rock alters aluminum impurities within the quartz crystal structure, creating free silicon atoms that absorb light and produce the brown-gray coloration.
Is smoky quartz durable enough for regular wear?
Yes. Smoky quartz rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it resistant to scratches from common materials and suitable for pendant jewelry worn frequently.
Where does natural smoky quartz come from?
Significant deposits exist in Brazil, Madagascar, Colorado, and the Swiss Alps. Scottish smoky quartz, called cairngorm, has been used in traditional Highland jewelry for generations.
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