N°21 Mother's Day 2025 Special Set

Tide-Built, Light-Bound, Worn Bright

This set feels like a descent—not the rushed kind, but the quiet, focused drop where all sound fades except your bubbles and your breath. It holds that very specific kind of stillness that happens around 10 to 20 metres, when the surface is gone and the bottom is still far below. 

The necklace builds like a dive profile. The top half, with its bright turquoise and silver, evokes the reef edge—the scattered schools of chromis flickering near the surface, the glint off baitfish in the sun. But as your eye travels downward, the palette deepens: navy stones for open water, faceted aquas for refracted light, and then a drop line of silver and iridescent Labradorite that mimics the feeling of watching bubbles rise as you sink slowly, keeping your position with tiny fin adjustments

That vertical chain, ending in a Lapis Lazuli silver-plated cross, feels spiritual—but not religious. It’s the reverence of being underwater, in an environment that strips you back to breath, light, and gravity.  The finer inner necklace also features a fiery Labradorite pendant, set into a row of tiny navy blue Agates & Turquoise beads. Naturally, you can wear each necklace alone, stack them or connect them to create mid length or long necklace!

As for the earrings, you have 2 pairs to choose from, depending on your mood:

• The deep cobalt Agate Geode slices on the right speak to the open blue—like pelagic triggers or jellyfish bells catching the light. Their texture feels like an ocean surface seen from below: moving, reflective, and slightly unknowable.
• The tiny left pair, more delicate and rounded, are like bubbles in formation—ascending, slowing, clustering. They reflect the necklace’s language in smaller scale: turquoise, lapis, silver. 

This set isn’t just blue—it’s depth and the meditative space between worlds. For marine biologists, it’s the zone where light diminishes, but meaning increases. Where data and awe coexist. Where water is the story.

Some days I feel like sending a thank you note to the Australian sun & sky for making my pieces just POP in the way it does! Then again this one just pops in its own electric blue, & turquoise way.