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Hare and stars ~ silver and 9ct gold necklace
£ 267.00
A stargazing hare sat bathed in light as the first stars appear and dusk turns to night.
A soft rectangular frame cut with holes of various sizes. The frame of this handmade jewellery piece is inspired by shafts of sunlight spilling through branches onto the forest floor. At the back of the landscape there are four trees. A hill in front of that and then another hill. Five trees in total. Some brambles on the right and in front of that, the hare looking upward. The hare is engraved with ‘fur’ and closed eye. Three gold stars in total hang at the top of the pendant.
The necklace is silver and is finished in a soft matte finish and textured with ‘sky’. Each star is made from 9ct gold.
The chain is sterling silver and is finished with a handmade clasp.
From top to bottom the necklace measures approx 1.9cm
The Width is approx 2.2cm
The Depth is approx 0.7cm
Each silver hare necklace is fully hallmarked.
Please do note that as this is a handmade piece therefore it is likely that there will be variation in detail, however details vary, quality won’t be compromised.
Make time is approx 6 weeks
The hare comes boxed and wrapped and is free post.
There are also earrings which are part of a set with this piece and can be found here.
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Fox and shimmering star – silver and 9ct gold necklace
The moment between day and dusk just as the first star appears and a fox which sits on a hill.
This necklace frame is inspired by shafts of sunlight falling through tree branches. At the back of the piece four trees sit on a landscape. Five trees in total on the silver pendant. Three wild foxgloves standing tall, in front a hill and the fox. The fox itself engraved with 'fur' and a closed eye. A gold star shimmers in the top right of the piece, the star moves gently as it is worn or shook.
The jewellery piece is sterling silver and each is fully hallmarked. It is finished in a soft matte finish, textured 'skyscribbles' too. The star is made from 9ct gold.
The chain is sterling silver and has a handmade clasp. The chain can be whatever length you like - please do let me know. The default chain length is 18 inches. I have made the pendant bail so that once on the chain it cannot slip off the end.
The necklace measures from top to bottom it approx 1.9cm
Width is approx 2.2cm
Depth is approx 0.7mm
Make time to dispatch is between 4 - 6 weeks.
The piece is fully hallmarked.
Please note this silver fox and gold star necklace is handmade, therefore there will be small variation in details. Although this piece may differ in detail, quality wont be compromised.
Each piece of jewellery is handmade in my workshop in Cornwall.
The fox and star comes boxed and wrapped and is free post.
Into the woods ~ silver necklace
Three trees, two textured like birch set in a rectangular frame with curved corners and one tree on the front of the frame. The tree necklace is in a matte finish.
The piece measures approx 0.9cm in height
Width approx 1.2cm
Approx 2.5mm depth
This comes on an 18inch sterling silver chain with a handmade closure. Longer chains are available at request.
This piece is handmade to order so there may be variation in detail, although quality won't be compromised.
Make time is up to 3 - 4 weeks.
The tree necklace comes fully hallmarked boxed and wrapped.
Shall we go for a walk in the woods?
Where shafts of sunlight stream through the trees and light flickers and dances with shadows on the forest floor. Adventures await....
Fox and shimmering star ~ silver and diamond necklace
A tiny fox and star necklace - the fox sits at dusk in the woods as the sunlight fades and the first glittering star appears.
Have you ever noticed the way the dappled sunlight falls on the forest floor? The outer frame has holes in it symbolizing the suns ray through the trees. Four trees curve and bend at the back of the piece and in front of this a curved hill bends, then a single tree. Three wild foxgloves spring up and finally a fox sat, waiting patiently. The fox is engraved with 'fur' and has one closed eye.
A tiny star hangs in the top left corner. The star is a flush set ethically sourced diamond 1.5mm.
Pieces are designed so when they are in a place where the sun falls, they will create a long shadows.
The fox and star necklace is finished in a soft matte satin finish.
The chain is silver and available in a variety of lengths - the default is 18 inches but please do let me know with you order what your preference is.
From top to bottom this piece measures approx 1.9cm
Width is approx 2.2cm
Depth is approx 0.7mm
Each fox and star necklace is handmade from start to finish so details may vary very slightly.
This necklace comes boxed and wrapped and is sent by tracked delivery.
The jewellery is sterling silver or eco silver when available (The same quality/properties as sterling) and fully hallmarked.
This piece takes between 4 - 6 weeks to make - please do contact me to check though as I often have pieces in stock.
The necklace is handmade in my workshop in Cornwall, UK.
I also make a hare and diamond star which can be found here.
Deer in the woods ~ silver and 9ct gold necklace
These are the keepers of the quiet places. This deer piece is inspired by encounters with these shy creatures that roam the woods.
A simple gold deer in a silver frame.
This is a petite pendant measuring approx 1.9cm in height
Width is approx 1.8cm at the widest point.
Depth is approx 3mm
The pendant is finished in a soft matte finish with a 'skyscribble' texture.
The chain can be any length you choose. The default is 18 inches long. It is sterling silver and has a handmade clasp.
Make time is up to 4 weeks, though currently I have one in stock which could be sent in 1 - 3 business days - so please do contact me if you need this sooner.
Please note this piece is handmade and consequently it means that there will be small variations in detail. Although some details are likely to vary, quality won’t be compromised.
This necklace is fully hallmarked and comes boxed and wrapped.
“I sometimes see a Roe passing like a shadow through the trees or staring at me from a distance from some sequestered glade;” John St Clair