Frond · No. 084 — Raw prehnite in green silk, hand-braided

One chunk of prehnite, unpolished, caught in a net braided by hand from green silk — the stone pale green and half-translucent, with darker flecks suspended inside it like something caught in ice, the silk several shades deeper, so the net reads as a dark lattice across it. No setting, no glue, just the braid holding the stone. A gold-plated spacer sits above. The cord slides, so you set the length.

Each is braided around its own stone, so no two are alike — yours can differ from the one photographed.