Necklaces &
Pendants

About These Pieces

Some are built around a single stone: a piece of labradorite held in a hand-wrapped brass or silver frame, a teardrop of Hubei turquoise, a baroque pearl left in its own irregular shape. Others are strands — pearls knotted one by one, or mixed with crystal, zircon and amazonite for a softer, layered colour.

Because the length is decided before the piece is made, you are not limited to what is listed. A pendant shown at 45 cm can be made at 40 cm to sit higher on the collarbone, or lengthened to 60 cm to fall over a knit. The same stone can be hung on a fine silver chain, a leather cord, a waxed cotton cord or a textile collar, and each choice changes how the piece reads.

Getting the Fit Right

• 35–40 cm — sits high, just above or on the collarbone; the classic position for a small pendant.
• 45 cm — the most versatile length; falls just below the collarbone and works with almost every neckline.
• 50–60 cm — falls over the chest; good for larger pendants and for layering over knitwear.
• Y-necklaces and collars — sit differently on every body; tell us where you want the drop to end and we will build to that measurement.

Full conversion charts, measuring instructions and a printable guide: Jewelry Size Guide.

How They Are Made

Each pendant is wrapped or set by hand, so the frame follows the actual stone rather than a template. Stones are chosen one at a time for flash, pattern and colour; no two labradorites, turquoises or baroque pearls are identical, and the piece you receive will not be a pixel-for-pixel match of the photograph. That is the point of working with natural material.

What Can Be Customised

• Length — give us a measurement in centimetres or inches, or a photo of a necklace you already own worn at the length you like.
• Chain or cord — fine silver chain, leather, waxed cotton, textile collar, or a strand of pearls.
• Stone — a different stone from the same family, or a shape and size you prefer.
• Metal — silver, brass, or plated copper depending on the design and the look you want.

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Care

Put necklaces on after perfume and lotion have dried, and take them off before showering, swimming or sleeping. Store them flat or hanging so chains do not knot, and wipe metal with a soft dry cloth after wearing. Pearls and soft stones such as turquoise and lapis should be kept away from water, chemicals and prolonged direct sunlight.

More detail: Jewelry Care Guide.

Questions