Let's begin with the pendent. It is a little more chunky than I would have imagined ... and a bit more weighty. I think one would have to carefully coordinate it with one's ensemble lest it appear "clumsy." (But it does have the potential to "work"). The "bail" (the part that has the chain run through it and attaches to the pendent) is a pounded metal. This may diminish the otherwise "polished" (i.e. elegant) appearance of the pendent. Still, others may find it to be a nice contrast. Finally, the small, dyed stones which frame the aventurine are a neon orange. This could be a positive or a negative depending on how one elects to view it.

While the pendent is all a matter of taste, the chain may actually prove problematic. This larger, heavy pendent is on an impossibly thin chain. I worry that this chain could not sustain a single errant tug from a child or hairbrush. Moreover, aesthetically, the extremely thin chain looks a like odd with this larger pendent. (But, again, you may very much enjoy this contrast.) Finally, it also needs to be noted that this chain has a simple spring-ring closure ... a lobster claw closure would be much easier for the owner to maneuver (and it would lend the product a slightly more luxe quality).

Basically, this necklace depends entirely on your personal aesthetic. You may love it in-person, you may not. Nonetheless, at this fantastic price, it's worth a try.