PROYECTOR | Tension & Release

While making this piece, I kept thinking "mirror mirror".

Not literally. More in the way it behaves. The moonstone keeps changing with light, angle, and movement, and I wanted the setting to leave space for that. 
Just enough to keep the piece from closing into stillness.

The channels around the setting let the chain pass freely until it reaches its limits and changes the line of the piece.
Because of that, it can fall into symmetry or lean slightly against it.
I like that tension. 

Movement is part of its form.
A kinetic presence.
The silver follows subtle gesture,
while the moonstone catches light in transition.

What defines PROYECTOR is that balance:
structure, then release.
control, then drift.
A piece that never fully settles into one state.

PACAYA — Collection I

Specs
.950 Sterling Silver
Sulfide-Kissed: A deliberate patina.
STATEMENT NECK PIECE
BLUE MOONSTONE
Adjustable

It also comes with a length extender, allowing the piece to shift its position on the body without losing that same balance.

Hand-forged from solid silver. No mold. No casting. No Wax. No Silver Clay
ONE OF A KIND |  NECK PIECE