Sterling Silver Pendant | Antique Ceramic Cabochon | Satellite Chain
Eleanor read everything she could get her hands on. Which, in 1884, was not nearly enough. So she looked for stories elsewhere. In the pattern of a garden. In the colors someone chose for their china. In the way a room felt when you walked into it.
She was curious in an era that rewarded compliance, observant in a time that preferred women to be decorative and quiet. She noticed everything and filed it all away, making her the most interesting person in any room she entered, even if no one thought to say so at the time.
The person who wears Eleanor today is still that person. The reader, the researcher, the one who asks the question nobody else thought to ask. Curious, warm, and quietly brilliant.
Her ceramic is a soft riot of color. Multicolor florals fill a teardrop-shaped cab. A wire-wrapped sterling silver setting gives the piece movement and life. Eleanor hangs on a satellite chain and suits the person always looking a little closer than everyone else.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Material: .925 Sterling and Fine Silver
• Stone: Antique ceramic cabochon, hand mined from Luning, Nevada ghost town ruins, circa 1884
• Setting: Wire wrap with serrated silver bezel
• Chain: 19" satellite chain with lobster clasp
• Weight: Approximately 18 grams
• Measurements: Pendant measures approximately 2.5" x 1"
• Hallmark: .925 Erin Signature Stamp
• Ethically Handmade
