One of a kind. I cannot recreate this once sold. Art Deco Sterling pearl pendant
For the one who likes their wards small, pale, and watchful.
A small freshwater pearl rests at the center of a rounded square pendant framed by a four pointed window. I engraved the design into steel, then rolled reclaimed sterling through the mill so the pattern rises softly around the opening. The pearl sits in a tiny bezel at the heart of the piece, a quiet circle of glow against the darkened interior, with delicate wire curls at the shoulders that feel like hinges and ironwork from a miniature gate. At about six grams of silver and roughly 1 inch tall including the bail by 7/8 inch wide, it wears like a little protective charm rather than ordinary jewelry.
A shutter of Ivoríe, set to guard the throat.
Stone: freshwater pearl cabochon, soft white with gentle luster
Metal: 6 g of hand crafted solid sterling silver
Measurements: approx 1 inch tall including the bail by 7/8 inch wide
Finish: oxidized and hand polished so the details and texture stand out
Back: finished in sterling with my BellaLili maker mark
Part of Ivorymir, the freshwater pearl chapter in my Hexxmas Elves update, for those who prefer quiet radiance to compulsory cheer.
