Loren Stewart’s modular necklace marries quartz and silver
A faceted olive quartz pendant and octagonal sterling silver ID tag clip together on a bold link chain, ready to be worn as one piece, separated, or customised with your own charms.
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Loren Stewart’s Modular Stone Tablet Necklace offers the luxury of fluidity, a piece that answers to the wearer rather than the reverse. The design pairs a faceted olive quartz stone with an octagonal sterling silver ID pendant suspended from a substantial link chain in the same metal, joined by a clip on jump ring that functions as both connector and key to infinite reconfiguration.
The genius of the design lies in its refusal to be fixed. Wear both pendants together for architectural presence, or separate them for two distinct pieces. Add your own charms to the clip mechanism and expand the vocabulary of the necklace entirely. This modularity speaks to a modern sensibility, one that rejects the notion that jewellery should impose a single vision; instead, it becomes a conversation between maker and wearer, evolving as your day or mood demands.
The olive quartz catches light with its warm, honeyed translucence, a studied counterpoint to the cool gleam of polished silver. The octagonal form of the ID tag suggests utility elevated to art, geometry refined through the hand of a jeweller rather than a machine. The chain itself, composed of substantial oval links, carries real weight and intention, anchoring the piece as a considered investment rather than a passing adornment.
Available for pre order now, with shipment commencing November 16.
Imagery courtesy of Loren Stewart (@lorenstewart).
