Song of Celebration Necklace – Gold | This is Eden

Beautiful, uplifting, and rich with meaning, the Song of Celebration Necklace – Gold captures the joy that comes when freedom breaks through. The 18K gold-plated stainless steel feather pendant (0.27" x 0.75") hangs from a 16" gold-plated lip chain with a 2" extension, creating a graceful, light-filled piece designed to rest close to the heart.

The necklace is delicately adorned with natural malachite beads, faux coral beads, and freshwater pearls, each element symbolising renewal, courage, and the beauty God brings from ashes. Sophisticated yet full of story, this necklace is a meaningful gift or a treasured piece for your own journey into joy and hope.
Pairs beautifully with the Song of Celebration Threader Earring – Gold for a complete, celebratory set.

From the Song of Freedom Collection
This collection honours the brave women who have stepped from exploitation into freedom through the work of This is Eden. It is inspired by stories like Tho Tho, who was trafficked under false promises and endured months of enslavement. Her escape came through courage, perseverance, and God’s sustaining hope as she secretly knotted scraps together to climb toward freedom.
Her story echoes the heart of this necklace: the song that rises after rescue.

Why We Love This Piece
At Bright Hope Books, we deeply value Eden jewellery because every purchase helps change lives. Your support contributes to:

• Fair, safe employment for survivors
• Trauma-informed counselling and emergency care
• Outreach in vulnerable communities
• Long-term restoration and empowerment programs

This necklace is not only beautiful—it helps bring freedom, dignity, and renewed hope.

Details

• 18K gold-plated stainless steel feather pendant (0.27" x 0.75")
• 16" 18K gold-plated lip chain + 2" extension
• Natural malachite beads, faux coral beads, freshwater pearls
• Hypoallergenic and designed for everyday wear
• Coordinates with the Song of Celebration Threader Earring – Gold
• Ethically handcrafted through This is Eden’s survivor-employment programs