Materials

Materials

Start with color, texture and natural variation. Personal meaning comes after the material.

Material & jewelry

Obsidian

A dark volcanic glass with a soft, changing sheen. Turn silver sheen obsidian in the light to see its surface change.

Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep separate from harder jewelry to reduce surface scratches.

Some people wear it as a personal reminder of boundaries and what they choose to keep close.

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Material & jewelry

Tiger’s eye

Warm brown and gold bands give tiger’s eye its distinctive appearance. Those bands shift as the stone catches the light.

Care: Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth, dry promptly and avoid prolonged contact with household chemicals.

Some people choose it as a personal reminder to make their own choices and take the next step.

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Material & jewelry

Agate

Agate appears in a broad range of colors and patterns. Each piece has its own material notes; appearance alone does not establish treatment or origin.

Care: Wipe after wear and store dry. Keep beads and metal details away from perfume and harsh cleaners.

Warm-toned and dark agate pieces each have their own character; any personal association is yours to define.

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