There is only one.
The stone in this necklace wasn’t ordered from a supplier. It was mined, tumbled and cut by my best friend, then wrapped entirely by hand in sterling silver. I built the setting around the stone itself, following its shape rather than forcing it into something standardized.
The tiny turquoise-colored seam running through the stone is part of what made me choose this one. The wirework is shaped, wrapped and finished by hand, which means the little irregularities aren’t manufacturing flaws. They’re evidence that this was made by a person.
When this one is gone, it’s gone.
There is only one.
The stone in this necklace wasn’t ordered from a supplier. It was mined, tumbled and cut by my best friend, then wrapped entirely by hand in sterling silver. I built the setting around the stone itself, following its shape rather than forcing it into something standardized.
The tiny turquoise-colored seam running through the stone is part of what made me choose this one. The wirework is shaped, wrapped and finished by hand, which means the little irregularities aren’t manufacturing flaws. They’re evidence that this was made by a person.
When this one is gone, it’s gone.
