Strong, and Quiet About It
Ground, Guard, and a Level Voice
Ice Black-Gold Quartz · The Ground
Warm tea-brown quartz with a dark band running through it, clear enough to see the light behind. Black-gold quartz is the stone people keep for the loud days.
Silver Obsidian · The Guard
Volcanic glass with a silver sheen that moves across the black surface as the wrist turns. Obsidian has long been carried as a stone of quiet boundaries.
Heat-Treated Kyanite · The Voice
Deep royal blue, with a glassy, blade-like sheen. Kyanite has been tied to clear and truthful speech for a very long time.
Two Stars Beside the Big Bead
The Steady One at Midnight
It tends to end up with someone who:
- gets the call at midnight and picks up.
- has rebuilt something in the last three years and does not bring it up.
- wears deep colours and lets the metal stay quiet.
- wants a piece that looks soft and is not.
- is in the season of proving one thing to one person.
Tea Brown, Black, Royal Blue, and Gray
Your Wrist, Measured Once
XS · 5.5–6 in (14–15.5 cm)
S · 6–6.5 in (15.5–16.5 cm)
M · 6.5–7 in (16.5–18 cm)
L · 7–7.8 in (18–20.3 cm)
The Box, and What Goes With It
Keeping the Silver Even
- Keep it dry. Take it off before you shower, swim or do the dishes.
- Put it on after lotion and perfume have dried.
- Keep it in the box it came in when you are not wearing it.
- Wipe the s925 sterling silver charm, stars and spacers with a soft dry cloth to keep the shine even.
- Some people rest their bracelet under moonlight or beside clear quartz overnight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ice black-gold quartz, silver obsidian, heat-treated kyanite and gray moonstone, with a s925 sterling silver snowflake charm, star beads and spacers on an elastic cord.
Yes. The kyanite is heat-treated to bring out the deep blue, which is standard for this colour. It is still natural kyanite.
They sit one on each side of the large tea-brown bead, at the only symmetrical point on the strand.
Yes. The charm, the stars and the spacers are all s925 sterling silver.
Both. The bead is a warm tea brown with a dark band through it; in low light it reads almost black and in daylight the brown comes up.
Take the M. Measure your wrist and add about 0.5 in, and when you sit between two sizes, take the larger.
Better not. Take it off before showering, swimming or washing dishes, and put it back on once lotion and perfume have dried.
How Blue Reads at a Distance
Same Stones, Other Moods
Other pieces in the same crystal, holding a different mood.


















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