She has a little magic in her. She lights candles for no reason, picks up feathers on walks, and wears jewelry that means something. This necklace was made for her.
At its center, a hand-illustrated moth pendant rendered in wearable watercolor sits, wings spread wide in dusty rose and deep charcoal, edged with tiny strokes of red. From its body hang clusters of rich purple amethyst beads, grounding the piece with color so deep it almost glows. The strand moves through hematite-finish beads that catch the light like oil on water, into matte sodalite in moody blue-grey, then a pop of coral red beads that feel like a wink. The whole thing closes with a lobster clasp and sits at 18 inches. The moth measures 1.5 inches wide with antennae reaching upward, with an inch of beads falling softly below. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and buff dry with a soft cloth to keep it looking its best.
This is the piece she reaches for when she wants to feel a little untamed.
