Scarlet Abyss Necklace
A few summers ago, during a trip to Oregon, I was captivated by Crater Lake, and I’ve been thinking about it ever since. This series is inspired by impact craters formed on Earth’s surface millions of years ago. I’ve long been intrigued by the planet’s origins, often imagining what these massive collisions must have been like. The final pieces can be interpreted in a bunch of different ways, and that also makes me happy—some have a botanical vibe or remind me of small volcanic islands or ancient lake beds. I also like to think of them as tiny lagoons or tidepools brimming with treasure.
Made from hand-formed sterling silver and hand carved glass, genuine pearl, garnet, white topaz, citrine, agate druzy, rutile quartz, ruby, opal, and orange sapphire.
Signed and copyrighted
One of a kind. No molds or templates are used for either the glass or the sterling, ensuring that every piece is completely unique.
A few summers ago, during a trip to Oregon, I was captivated by Crater Lake, and I’ve been thinking about it ever since. This series is inspired by impact craters formed on Earth’s surface millions of years ago. I’ve long been intrigued by the planet’s origins, often imagining what these massive collisions must have been like. The final pieces can be interpreted in a bunch of different ways, and that also makes me happy—some have a botanical vibe or remind me of small volcanic islands or ancient lake beds. I also like to think of them as tiny lagoons or tidepools brimming with treasure.
Made from hand-formed sterling silver and hand carved glass, genuine pearl, garnet, white topaz, citrine, agate druzy, rutile quartz, ruby, opal, and orange sapphire.
Signed and copyrighted
One of a kind. No molds or templates are used for either the glass or the sterling, ensuring that every piece is completely unique.
A few summers ago, during a trip to Oregon, I was captivated by Crater Lake, and I’ve been thinking about it ever since. This series is inspired by impact craters formed on Earth’s surface millions of years ago. I’ve long been intrigued by the planet’s origins, often imagining what these massive collisions must have been like. The final pieces can be interpreted in a bunch of different ways, and that also makes me happy—some have a botanical vibe or remind me of small volcanic islands or ancient lake beds. I also like to think of them as tiny lagoons or tidepools brimming with treasure.
Made from hand-formed sterling silver and hand carved glass, genuine pearl, garnet, white topaz, citrine, agate druzy, rutile quartz, ruby, opal, and orange sapphire.
Signed and copyrighted
One of a kind. No molds or templates are used for either the glass or the sterling, ensuring that every piece is completely unique.