Abundance

To stop apologising for wanting more.

Five pieces. Citrine was the merchant's stone, kept in cash boxes and ledger drawers where money was actually counted. Moss agate went by the name of the gardener's stone long before anybody tested whether it did anything — its green is not colour in the stone but mineral threaded through clear chalcedony, so no two are the same. Peridot was mined at night on a guarded island in the Red Sea and shipped out as treasure. Chrome diopside comes out of Yakutia in a short window each year, when the ground is frozen hard enough to work. African opal holds water in its structure and has done for a very long time.

925 sterling silver, made after you order.