A one-of-a-kind sterling silver statement bracelet featuring Australian boulder opal and abalone, individually hand-fabricated in our Pacific Northwest studio.

This is substantial wearable art for the woman who prefers jewelry with character over mass-produced pieces. Every link, silver element and stone setting has been made and finished by hand.

'𝕋𝕒𝕜𝕖 𝕞𝕖 𝕥𝕠 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕊𝕖𝕒'

This statement link bracelet began with that beautiful Australian boulder opal. I fell in love with the depth and natural sheen and of course the beautiful organic colors of opals. I laid them out onto my workbench moving them around with some Abalone until I was happy with the placement. This simple process is intuitive and the beginning of all of my jewelry.

This particular type of opal is found predominantly in the outback of Queensland. The opal grows in cracks and cavities of the host rock, and because of this, cutters leave part of the natural ironstone backing attached, making each stone entirely one-of-a-kind.

It’s this sort of wild link to Mother Earth that draws me in and the desire to incorporate that into something to be worn on the wrist ..something you can look at throughout the day and be reminded of the beauty around us…appeals to me deeply.

This sea-inspired link bracelet includes cast starfish and koi fish. The double floral link and mixed metal charm have been designed and forged to add some movement and feminine energy.

All sterling and fine silver and tiny bit of bronze which is in that floral charm.

Each of these elements of light gather together to add some elusive faerie magic to your day.

This is adjustable from 7.25 through to 8.25" in length.

DETAILS

• One-of-a-kind artisan bracelet

• Natural Australian Opal from Queensland

• Abalone

• Sterling silver

• Hand-fabricated and hand-finished silver components

• Statement/art jewelry design

• Handmade in our Pacific Northwest studio

Because this is handmade jewelry, slight variations and individual marks are part of its character. They are evidence of the hands and processes that created it.

This is wearable art for someone who appreciates natural stones, handmade glass, traditional silversmithing, and

jewelry with a story.

— Deborah 🐦‍⬛

Spark & Sand

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𝕆𝕗 𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕥::

Abalone is popular in jewelry due to its vibrant, iridescent nacre, which displays a mesmerizing array of colors, including shades of blue, green, pink, and purple. Each piece of abalone shell is unique.

Abalone, also known as “sea opal” or “mermaid’s treasure,” holds rich cultural significance across various civilizations. Revered by indigenous coastal communities, Abalone shell is believed to carry the energy of the ocean, offering protection and strength to those who wear it.