✨ The Fleur-de-Lis — New Orleans' most iconic symbol — meets the magic of the VooDooStone™ in this unmistakable pendant. A marquise-cut color-changing center gem sits at the heart of a sparkling Fleur-de-Lis silhouette in .925 Sterling Silver, with a smaller marquise VooDooStone™ accent at the base. The stone shifts instantly between three colors: Purplish-pink in daylight Golden amber in LED (warm indoor light) Peridot green in fluorescent Hand-finished in our Royal Street workshop, this trademarked, exclusive VooDooStone™ Fleur-de-Lis pendant is part of David's VooDooStone Collection — the bestselling line at our French Quarter storefront. Sterling Silver (.925) outline, sparkling CZ pavé across the petals, marquise VooDooStone™ at top and bottom. A signature New Orleans souvenir, a perfect French Quarter gift, and a conversation piece any time someone asks about the colors. From David's Antiques & Jewelry. Chain not included. Specifications Material: .925 Sterling Silver Main Stone: VooDooStone™ lab-created color-changing gem, marquise cut (center) Accent Stone: VooDooStone™ marquise (base of fleur) Side Stones: White cubic zirconia accent CZ pavé across the Fleur-de-Lis petals Color behavior: Purplish-pink (daylight) / Golden amber (incandescent) / Peridot green (fluorescent) Total weight: 8.5 g Bail: sparkling CZ pavé bail, fits standard chains Condition: New Item Code: 894608 FAQs What makes the VooDooStone special?The VooDooStone™ is our trademarked, exclusive color-changing gem — a single stone that perceives light differently than the human eye and shifts between purplish-pink, golden amber, and peridot green depending on lighting. Is a chain included?Chain not included with this pendant — we recommend a 16"–20" sterling or white-gold chain to balance the size of the fleur. We carry chain options at our Royal Street store and online. How do I care for this pendant?Wipe with a soft polishing cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, chlorine, and ultrasonic cleaners — gentle care for fine .925 Sterling Silver and CZ pavé settings. Read more about the VooDooStone on the David's blog
