She keeps crystals on her windowsill, knows her moon sign, and dresses like the forest has opinions. This necklace was made for her.
The pendant is a hand-illustrated wearable watercolor moth, its wings painted in dusty sage and soft teal with dark organic patterning and a warm copper body that catches light like something just landed on your collarbone. Deep forest-green jade rounds carry a glossy, almost reptilian shimmer. Chunky green turquoise oval beads add an earthy, unpolished contrast. Pale celadon bone-shaped wood beads etched with leaf details break up the strand with a little whimsy and weight. The whole thing closes with a chunky silver toggle clasp that looks intentional and a little witchy all on its own.
At 22 inches, it sits at a length that works without overthinking it. The moth pendant spans 3 inches wide and 1.5 inches tall including the antennae. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and polish dry with a soft cloth.
This is the piece she puts on when she wants to feel like something with wings.
