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The first type of starfish necklace I fell in love with was the rather plain style, silver one pictured opposite. The simplicity of this pendant just spoke to me.

There is such a wide selection of starfish necklaces available online these days it's hard to just stick to owning just one (and I won't tell if you decide you simply have to have several, in fact I'm not going to put in writing how many I have!)

Now you can buy starfish pendants in both gold and silver, but I must admit that my personal preference has always been for the silver pendants - or white gold. The yellow or rose gold just doesn't appeal to me in a starfish shape despite the fact that it is closer in color to the real thing!

Starfish necklaces have come a long way as you can now get the dimpled look of a real starfish on a pendant. You can even get Swarvoski crystals or diamonds encrusted onto the starfish which really make you think of the marine animal.

The glass starfish are great too and I particularly love the murano glass starfish - one day I'll have to write about my trip to see them making murano glass, but more on that another time!

What is the appeal of the starfish? This is really hard to work out, but I think it's because they encompass the mystery of the sea. I love starfish, dolphin and seahorse jewelry and the sea is the only commond denominator. Just being near the sea, even just watching it, is rejuvenating hence my love of these pendants.

I took the photo that is captured on the starfish pendant pictured on Queensland's Gold Coast. The starfish in question resides in Sea World in the petting pools so is quite used to being gently stroked by visitors.

This starfish pendant is a very unique style of starfish pendant as it's not shaped in the usual star shape. The photo almost seems to be part of the acrylic that makes up the pendant as opposed to looking like a photo in a locket. It's 'framed' in sterling silver which, as you know, is my preference for starfish jewelry.