Brooch
- An opal that holds weather
A stone with weather already inside it — a sky you wear, not a spark.
- A camellia that sits
A flower that has already landed — a plane at the neck, not a charm that turns.
- Openwork, gold as air
Metal that keeps the light — a lace of gold, not a solid plaque.
- A butterfly that rests
Insect jewelry that lands — a wing as a plane, not a charm that dangles.
- Tiffany brooches, on the knit
A pin on wool — when the neckline rises, the jewelry moves onto the cloth.
No matching pieces.