Wildflower Necklace

I wanted to capture that wild, effortless feel of petals blowing in the wind—creating something both beautiful and yet vibrant and playful.

The main centerpiece is carved from an intense electric blue glass that shifts between cobalt, cerulean, and deep indigo depending on how the light hits it. I hand-carved the glass with an organic texture to give the piece lots of movement as the colors of the glass shift beneath the surface.

Right at the center where the petals gather, I brought in a little cluster with some of my favorite gemstones. There's a rose-cut deep blue sapphire anchoring the middle, sitting right next to a soft moonstone, a bright pop of electric-teal apatite, and a clear little spark of topaz. Each stone brings its own color and texture to the mix, creating a fun play of light against the cool silver.

The pendant hangs from a fluid, multi-strand sparkly sterling silver chain that balances out the centerpiece so it sits comfortably at any length you choose. The chain is fully adjustable between 16 and 20 inches, so you can easily adjust where it rests.

Every piece of glass is made by a process called cold-working, where the glass is carved at room temperature with no heat and is never liquid or pressed into a mold. If you want to learn more about my process and the durability of my materials, you can read the post where I break down my entire process on my Studio Journal.

• Hand-fabricated sterling silver settings.

• Cold-worked electric blue glass with shifting cobalt and indigo undertones, hand-carved with radiating petal ridges.

• Genuine gemstone cluster featuring a rose-cut sapphire, moonstone, brilliant blue apatite, and topaz accents.

• Fluid multi-strand sparkly sterling silver chain, adjustable between 16" and 20".

• One of a kind, signed, and copyrighted.