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Hand-wrought in our Yallingup workshop, each silver pendant is formed in solid sterling and shaped to rest close to the body — a quiet focal point designed to be worn for decades.
Yes. Each pendant is cut and formed from solid sterling silver in our Yallingup atelier, not built from shells or surface coatings.
They wear beautifully, developing a soft patina over time while holding their shape for years to come.
Each pendant begins as a considered form, resolved by hand rather than replicated in volume. Subtle distinctions in edge, surface, and proportion remain visible — the signature of work shaped at the bench.
Many pieces also carry engraved or illustrated references to Western Australia’s South West flora and fauna, translating place into wearable detail.
Yes. Our sterling silver pendants are designed with balance and durability in mind, so they sit naturally and move comfortably with the wearer.
With mindful care, the pendant will mature in tone through daily wear while maintaining its intended shape and presence.
Our silver pendants often begin with the natural world of Western Australia — interpreted as line, texture, and engraved illustration.
You’ll find motifs drawn from coastal life and native fauna, from dragonflies and bees to stingrays, manta rays, jellyfish, and leafy sea dragons. Other pieces lean into the land itself: gum leaves and gumnuts, floral forms, and horizon-led landscapes translated into sterling silver.
Rather than repeating one signature shape, we allow the subject to guide the form — creating pendants that feel personal, collected, and unmistakably of this place.
Each piece is shaped in a way machines can’t imitate — gradually, deliberately, and with attention that can’t be scaled. The edges, the surface, the proportion: all are resolved as part of a singular object.
What you receive is not a unit from a run, but a distinct piece with its own character and quiet authorship.
A pendant sits at the centre of the body’s movement, so balance matters as much as beauty. Scale and weight are calibrated so it lies comfortably, neither shifting nor feeling heavy.
Presence comes from composure — a form that feels settled.
Western Australia informs the work in two ways: the disciplined structure of the pendant, and the engraved detail that references land and sea.
It is storytelling with restraint — subtle, specific, and inseparable from the object itself.
