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Edition I, Aster Sterre, Stjarna

$265.00

Edition Status: Closed

An individually hand engraved 20x28 mm sterling silver disc pendant from The Archive.

Suspended from a 45 cm sterling silver oval belcher chain, it is accompanied by mother of pearl and rutilated quartz stones.

Study notes - Inspired by the North Star and its long association with guidance, constancy, and finding one's way. A fixed point by which to navigate.

Included with your piece

• The exact piece shown in the photographs.

• 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, edition and individual piece number.

• Presentation packaging, ready for giving or safekeeping.

Hand engraving

This piece has been individually hand engraved in Adelaide, Australia and is offered exactly as photographed.

Edition Status: Closed

An individually hand engraved 20x28 mm sterling silver disc pendant from The Archive.

Suspended from a 45 cm sterling silver oval belcher chain, it is accompanied by mother of pearl and rutilated quartz stones.

Study notes - Inspired by the North Star and its long association with guidance, constancy, and finding one's way. A fixed point by which to navigate.

Included with your piece

• The exact piece shown in the photographs.

• 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, edition and individual piece number.

• Presentation packaging, ready for giving or safekeeping.

Hand engraving

This piece has been individually hand engraved in Adelaide, Australia and is offered exactly as photographed.

Presented as Part of
The Archive 

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:

Behind The Archive ⟹