No. 58 – Earthen Roots and Sacred Geometry – 23" Necklace

A one-of-a-kind necklace that speaks the language of the ancient earth — seeds, fossils, sacred geometry, and copper wire crafted into something that feels less like jewellery and more like a relic from a time when everything was made by hand and charged with intention.

The strand is built on two of the most spiritually significant natural materials in Himalayan and Hindu tradition: large textured rudraksha seed rounds — the sacred seeds of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, worn for millennia as protection, grounding and devotional practice — and oversized bold black and white dzi oval beads, their graphic wave patterns among the most recognisable symbols in Tibetan protective jewellery. Small tan bone or wood heishi rounds and gold micro spacers thread between them with quiet, precise detail.

At the centre hangs the pendant — a large oval fossil coral or ancient picture jasper cabochon, its surface a map of deep geological time, cradled in a beautifully intricate copper wire wrap with organic scroll and arc forms. A small moonstone or rose quartz bead sits at the bail like a luminous punctuation mark, soft and cool against the warmth of everything else.

Photographed in a weathered wooden tray among river pebbles, raw carnelian slabs, fossil coral fragments, and a brass singing bowl — objects of earth, time, and contemplative practice.

Impression: Ancient, grounded, and profoundly intentional. Earthen Roots and Sacred Geometry is for the collector who understands that the oldest materials carry the deepest meaning — and wears that understanding openly.

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