Edition Status: Open
An individually hand engraved 31 mm sterling silver circlet from The Archive.
Suspended from a 45 cm sterling silver oval belcher chain, it is accompanied by a Natural Fossil Coral stone.
Study Notes - Inspired by the wave and the rhythms of change, movement, and forces greater than ourselves.
Included with your piece
• An individually hand engraved expression of this study.
• Standard oval belcher chain length: 45 cm (2.5 mm link width).
• A 50 cm chain is available on request at no additional charge.
• An Archive Record documenting the Archive number, study notes, edition and individual piece number.
• Presentation packaging, ready for giving or safekeeping.
Hand engraving
The photographs shown represent this study. Your pendant will be individually hand engraved as its own expression of the same study.
While this edition remains open, each piece is engraved one at a time in Adelaide, Australia. No two engravings are ever identical.
Edition Status: Open
An individually hand engraved 31 mm sterling silver circlet from The Archive.
Suspended from a 45 cm sterling silver oval belcher chain, it is accompanied by a Natural Fossil Coral stone.
Study Notes - Inspired by the wave and the rhythms of change, movement, and forces greater than ourselves.
Included with your piece
• An individually hand engraved expression of this study.
• Standard oval belcher chain length: 45 cm (2.5 mm link width).
• A 50 cm chain is available on request at no additional charge.
• An Archive Record documenting the Archive number, study notes, edition and individual piece number.
• Presentation packaging, ready for giving or safekeeping.
Hand engraving
The photographs shown represent this study. Your pendant will be individually hand engraved as its own expression of the same study.
While this edition remains open, each piece is engraved one at a time in Adelaide, Australia. No two engravings are ever identical.
Every Archive piece is individually presented as part of The Archive and is accompanied by its own Archive Card.
The Archive card documents the piece’s place within The Archive, and is carefully presented to be collected, kept, and passed on alongside the work itself.
To learn more about The Archive, its numbering system, and the ideas behind each collection, visit:
