Solid 925 silver. [55cm] × [2mm]. Not plated, not filled, not hollow. The same metal all the way through as everything it will carry. Lobster clasp. Take it in the water — there is nothing on it to come off. Add it to any...

A cairn is a stack of stones on a summit or a pass. Someone put it there so the next person would know they weren't the first, and weren't lost. Band size 7–12. The stacked face sits [X]mm proud of the band. How it...

A swell is a wave that has outrun the storm that made it. The wind stopped days ago and a thousand miles away. The water is still carrying the message. Band size 7–12. Rolling profile, no sharp edges. How it ages: the troughs go...

The sheltered side. What grows on an exposed coast grows there, behind something that took the weather first. Band size US 7-13.. Grain texture across the outer face. How it ages: the grain fills in fast — this is a hands ring, and hands...

Currents have a direction and a speed. Drift isn't aimless. You just don't get a say in it. Band size 7–12. Continuous asymmetric profile — there's no top or bottom, so it can't sit wrong. How it ages: the low side of the sweep...

A core is what you pull out of a tree or a glacier to read time. Every ring is a year. You can't see any of it from the outside. Band size 7–12.. Concentric bands cut across the full face. How it ages: each...

To calve is what a glacier does when a face breaks off into the water. The ice has been standing still for ten thousand years and then, in four seconds, it isn't. Band size 7–12. The fractured face is [填工艺], so the break pattern...

The hollow shaft at the centre of a feather — all the structure, almost none of the weight. Band  size 7–12. No hollow shank. The vane detail runs the full circumference.   How it ages: the fine cuts across the vane hold dark while...

A quill is the hollow shaft at the centre of a feather. It's the reason a feather is both rigid and almost weightless. All the structure, none of the mass. On a [55cm] chain. One of the lighter pieces we make — good if...

A spur is a ridge that runs out from a mountain — the part that decides where you can and can't walk. The word also means a sharp projection, and both senses are about the same thing: an edge that holds a line. On...

An eddy is water that turns back on itself. It forms behind anything the current can't move — a boulder, a piling, a bend. The river goes past; the eddy stays. On a [55cm] chain. The closed circular form sits flat and doesn't flip....

A holdfast is the part of kelp that grips the rock. It isn't a root — it doesn't feed the plant. It has one job: not let go while the entire ocean tries to pull the thing off. On a [55cm] chain. How it...

A wake is the trail a boat leaves on the water. It's the only evidence that something passed through. It lasts a few minutes, then the surface closes over. How it ages: the parallel lines fill in with dark first — that's what gives...

A strand is the ground where the sea meets the land. Not one or the other. It belongs to both and is remade twice a day. How it ages: the seam between the two forms holds the darkest patina, which is what separates them...

Drift is what the ocean does to anything that stops swimming. It isn't aimless — currents have a direction and a speed. You just don't get a say in it. How it ages: the parallel grooves darken first and deepen the whole form. Run...

When a whale goes deep, sailors call it sounding. It's the same word they used for measuring how far down the bottom was. Both mean going into the part you can't see from the surface. [X]g of solid 925 silver. [X]mm across, [X]mm thick....

Rock doesn't crack under pressure. Given enough time, it bends. Every fold in a cliff face is a layer that was once flat and had somewhere else to be. How it ages: the inside of each fold goes dark first, and that's what makes...

Fetch is the distance wind travels across open water without hitting anything. It's the number that decides how big a wave gets. Not the strength of the wind — the room it had to work. How it ages: the swept surface darkens along the...

Whales sound when they go deep. Sailors sounded to find out how far down the bottom was. Same word, same act: committing to the part you can't see. Adjustable between 18cm to 24cm. Crafted in solid .925 sterling silver and finished by hand in...

The ground where sea meets land — remade twice a day, belonging to neither side. It's also a length of rope. Both meanings are about two things held together. How it ages: the join between the two forms darkens into a visible line. New,...

The sheltered side. In exposed country you can read the wind off the trees: everything leans one way, and everything that survived was standing behind something. How it ages: the grain running along the band picks up dark within the first month. It's the...

A ridge running out from a mountain, deciding the route. The word also means a sharp projection. Both are about drawing a line and holding it. How it ages: the tips polish themselves bright against your sleeve while everything between them goes dark. This...

Water that turns back on itself. An eddy forms behind whatever the current can't move, and it can hold there for years while the river keeps going past. How it ages: the curves that face inward stay dark permanently — a cloth can't get...