A beautiful Bridewell stone in a rich, captivating shade of blue, alive with delicate shimmering feather-like lines that catch the light from every angle. This one-of-a-kind stone has a depth and movement that makes it truly mesmerizing.
I set the stone in fine and sterling silver and added a single 14k gold-filled dot for a touch of warmth, along with a gold-filled bail to complement the design. The bezel has been hand-etched with a subtle circular pattern, adding texture and an artisan finish.
The stone, including the bail, measures approximately 24mm x 16mm. The entire piece has been lightly oxidized and hand-brushed to create a soft, rustic patina that highlights every detail.
The pendant hangs from an 18-inch sterling silver paperclip chain, making it ready to wear and perfect for everyday elegance or special occasions.
*** Bridewell Stone is not a naturally occurring gemstone. It is a man-made lapidary material created by Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky through a proprietary high-temperature process that melts and reforms quartz and other natural earth-derived minerals into unique crystal patterns.
A beautiful Bridewell stone in a rich, captivating shade of blue, alive with delicate shimmering feather-like lines that catch the light from every angle. This one-of-a-kind stone has a depth and movement that makes it truly mesmerizing.
I set the stone in fine and sterling silver and added a single 14k gold-filled dot for a touch of warmth, along with a gold-filled bail to complement the design. The bezel has been hand-etched with a subtle circular pattern, adding texture and an artisan finish.
The stone, including the bail, measures approximately 24mm x 16mm. The entire piece has been lightly oxidized and hand-brushed to create a soft, rustic patina that highlights every detail.
The pendant hangs from an 18-inch sterling silver paperclip chain, making it ready to wear and perfect for everyday elegance or special occasions.
*** Bridewell Stone is not a naturally occurring gemstone. It is a man-made lapidary material created by Ray and Amy Bridewell in Kentucky through a proprietary high-temperature process that melts and reforms quartz and other natural earth-derived minerals into unique crystal patterns.
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