Parts of Four channels dark cinema with Werwulf pendant
The jewellery house partners with Robert Eggers' film to create a sterling silver charm that transforms into a talismanic object. A creature of folklore becomes wearable art.
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Parts of Four has partnered with Focus Features and Robert Eggers’ Werwulf to create a sterling silver pendant that exists somewhere between jewellery and artifact. The collaboration yields a creature rendered in burnished metal, its elongated form etched with textural detail that catches and holds light in shadowed hollows, hanging from a delicate chain as though suspended in mythic time.
The pendant reads as pure visual theatre. Its body tapers to a point, the surface pierced by rounded apertures that create a latticed effect, giving the form both weight and an almost ethereal quality. Cast in sterling silver with a finish that moves between satin and shine, the piece carries the visual language of something ancient and otherworldly, yet worn against contemporary skin.
Parts of Four has built its reputation on sculptural jewellery that commands attention through form and materiality rather than obvious glamour. This piece extends that philosophy into cinema, creating an object that draws its power from the film’s mythological darkness. The collaboration releases this Christmas, timed to the film’s theatrical run, offering those who enter Eggers’ world a tangible reminder of the creature that haunts it.
The pendant is available through Parts of Four’s channels and select retailers, a wearable invitation into the aesthetic of the film itself.
Imagery courtesy of Parts of Four (@partsof4).