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Tourmaline, Citrine & the Eternal Spark
Ember Carrier
Two chains, two metals, one quiet radiance: oxidised rosary beads in magenta and gold descend beneath a delicate briolette of pale citrine, warming the darkness with an ancient, knowing light.
Year Made
2026
The Prelude Collection
Materials
Reclaimed Gold-Fill · Oxidised Silver · Reclaimed Pink Tourmaline · Reclaimed Citrine Briolette · Jewellery Wire
91% reclaimed
By Hand
16 hours
One pair of hands · Lincolnshire studio
Sourced From
What this piece was, before it was yours.
Material 01
Pink Tourmaline Beads
Sourced from a dismantled Edwardian rivière necklace discovered in an estate clearing, its original gold wire long corroded but its deep magenta facets undimmed by over a century of wear.
Material 02
Citrine Briolette
Recovered from reclaimed gemstone fragments—pale, serene, and cut with the precision of mid-20th-century craftsmanship. A gem that has waited for exactly this second life.
Material 03
Oxidised Silver Rosary Chain
Hand-wound from reclaimed silver salvaged during the re-piping of a 1920s townhouse. Left to patina naturally, it deepens with wear and time.
Material 04
Reclaimed Gold-Fill
Upcycled from broken jewellery fragments and vintage fasteners, melted and reformed into a new chain that holds warmth in its every link.
What it carries into your life
“You are the kind of person who tends small fires in winter, who knows that warmth isn't always loud. This piece carries that knowledge into your days: that endurance and radiance are not opposites, but partners. You hold both.”
A note from the studio
Certificate of Uniqueness
No.
LNL-2026-977
Reclaimed
91%
Carbon saved
0.68 kg
Year
2026