This one-of-a-kind pendant brings together rare natural materials and hand-fabricated metalwork in a bold, sculptural composition.

The centerpiece is a light brown elk antler that has been carefully shaped, with its lower end faceted and polished to resemble a naturally formed crystal. Inlaid Argentium® Sterling Silver discs punctuate the antler, while two post-set pink cultured pearls add subtle contrast and elegance.

Suspended above the antler is a hand-cut cabochon of rare blue-green Kingman turquoise displaying an exceptional spalted pattern. Above the stone rises a cluster of faceted Argentium® Sterling Silver crystals that I individually cut, stacked, and permanently fused together with silver granules, dust, and platelets. The result is a richly textured, crystalline form that catches light from every angle and celebrates the unique fusing capabilities of Argentium silver.

Nestled beside the silver crystal formation is a natural orange Spessartine garnet crystal, complete with tiny black manganese inclusions that highlight its untouched geological beauty.

The antler is secured with a handcrafted Argentium® Sterling Silver strap that is riveted closed, becoming both a structural element and part of the overall design.

Every component has been fabricated, textured, and assembled by hand, creating a piece that bridges the worlds of geology, nature, and contemporary metalsmithing. No two could ever be exactly alike.

Materials: Light brown elk antler, Argentium® Sterling Silver, Kingman turquoise, natural Spessartine garnet crystal, pink cultured pearls

Dimensions: Approximately 4¾ inches long × 2¼ inches wide

Pendant only. A chain is not included, allowing you to choose the length and style that best complements your personal taste.