Five turquoise stones set in sterling silver, graduated from the center out, each cradled in a serrated bezel and framed by silver leaves, small blossoms, and clusters of fine beadwork. Worked in the Southwestern tradition — the leaf-and-flower appliqué a quiet language of its own, patient and unhurried.
Every stone is its own map: dark veins of matrix threading through blue, no two alike. The silver has softened at the edges, worn to the kind of patina that only comes with time and wearing. A piece with weight and presence — the sort you reach for without thinking, that becomes part of how you move through a day.
