Barse Sterling Pendant on Chunky Stone Necklace-Choice of Sterling Earrings

1) A striated silver pendant, signed "Thai Barse 925," hangs between roughly polished blue-green stones. The necklace is 17 inches long, ending in a sterling toggle closure, and weighs 64 grams. Beads such as these are often described as turquoise. I think they could be a crystalline stone, perhaps chrysocolla. Or possibly they are made from low-grade turquoise as can be the case with big beads. A rose by any other name: The stone beads are beautifully variegated with blue and green and run through with rusty veins. Lightly polished and still rough in places, they retain an earthy feel amid the oceanic blue green. The bigger beads are 16-20mm x 11mm. The spacer beads look to be dyed howlite and tiny sterling dots. Optional earrings are available--just message me. 2) $68. Signed "Woods," these post earrings feature malachite cabochons in round beaded sterling settings. The dealer described the artisan as Navajo, possibly Samuel Woods. The pair weighs 12 grams. 3) $14. Delicately made sterling dangle earrings set with small shiny cabochons in deep translucent jade green. They weigh 3 grams and measure 36 x 14 mm. "925" is stamped on the wire.