Why it's worth it
Volcanic stone beaded by hand, with a tassel that swings at the sternum.
The Edit
Mahogany obsidian rounds — each one mottled rust and black like cooled lava — hand-beaded onto an 18-inch strand with a rhodium-plated brass magnetic clasp at the nape. The center pendant pairs an oval cabochon in a polished silver-tone bezel with a trailing tassel of micro obsidian beads on multiple chains, adding measured movement without breaking the collar's sculptural weight. The stone's natural variation means no two pieces read identically at the neckline.
Insider Tip
Mahogany obsidian darkens significantly under warm incandescent light — the red comes forward most under natural or cool daylight.
The details
- Form
- Beaded
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