Four sterling silver circles, each filled with hand-tinted clay in copper, terracotta, slate gray, and gold, cascade in a gentle offset fall — each disc catching light with a soft metallic sheen.
A sterling silver circle holds a field of warm clay in deep brownish copper — inset with two smaller circles in gold and copper tint.
Teal clay, hand-tinted and set in sterling silver — a small diamond that sits close and stays quiet. Teal Point is available on a fine foxtail chain or a tonal kumihimo cord, adjustable from 16 to 18 inches.
A hand-carved bone moon face, set in sterling silver with a warm peach moonstone above and a faceted labradorite drop below. Three materials, quiet and considered, on an 18″ snake chain.
Scores of brick-red seed beads, hand-set in warm clay, form a pendant that looks like something unearthed from an ancient floor. Sterling silver frames the mosaic; a bead chain carries it home.
Two circles, two tones — a larger disc of iridescent peacock blue suspended on a slender sterling wire, with a smaller gray circle anchoring the drop below. Geometric in form, quietly alive in movement.
Deep Water Trio — three sterling silver stacking rings, each set with a small circle of hand-tinted clay in tones pulled from the ocean floor: teal, dark blue, and slate gray. Wear them layered or alone; either way, they carry something of the sea.
A hand-tinted clay disc in champagne gold meets a long, curved sterling silver wire — somewhere between a post and a dangle. Simple geometry, warm mixed metals, easy to wear.
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