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Snowland Story

Landscape, memory and contemporary stone.

Pendants and bracelets built around obsidian, citrine, quartz and mountain motifs — pieces that hold a place in mind rather than a promise about it.

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The Snowland Story Edit

Pendants, bracelets and charms grouped around mountain motifs and single-stone settings, with the stone type, setting style and preparation window recorded for each design.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Stones, motifs, sizing and ordering for the Snowland Story series.

01

What connects the pieces in this series?

A shared visual source: highland landscape, snow light and ridgeline silhouettes, carried into pendant shape, stone colour and metal detail. The individual product page always names the specific stone and motif used on that piece.

02

Why do obsidian, citrine and quartz appear so often here?

They give the series a wide range of surface and depth — obsidian reads as near-black gloss, citrine as warm translucent colour, quartz as near-colourless clarity. They are selected for how they look and wear, and each is named as recorded rather than described as having any effect.

03

What does the “Mountain motif” on some pieces refer to?

It is a design description for a ridgeline or peak shape worked into the metal or the setting, not a statement about where the piece was made. Motif names are listed on each product page and grouped with the other symbolic detail for that design.

04

How do I choose a pendant length?

Short chains of roughly 40 to 45 cm sit near the collarbone, 50 to 55 cm reads as a standard layering length, and anything longer hangs toward the sternum. If you tell us the height you want the pendant to rest at, we will confirm the drop length available on that piece before payment.

05

How should I care for a stone pendant?

Avoid impact and prolonged water exposure, keep perfume and household chemicals off the stone and the setting, and wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear. Store the piece separately so the metal does not scratch against other jewellery.

06

Can a piece be made in another stone?

Sometimes, depending on the workshop load and whether the stone is available in the needed size. Ask with the product link and the material you have in mind; we will confirm whether it is possible on that design and what it changes about the preparation window.

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