



Releases Sunday at 8pm EST Ripples Pendant
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ON SUNDAY AT 8 PM EST THE INVENTORY FOR THIS PIECE WILL POPULATE AND THE PIECE WILL BECOME AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Ripples captures the essence of water's gentle movement through a two-and-a-half-inch, two-sided resin pendant that merges artistry with nature's grace. The piece features vintage silk hand painting suspended within crystalline resin alongside shimmering iridescent film, creating depth and luminescence that shifts with light. Suspended from a thirty-six-inch adjustable silken cord, it drapes elegantly against the skin.
Designer Kristine Aickelin is a multidisciplinary jewelry maker with 28 years of experience working across resin, Swarovski and Czech crystals, glass, metal, and collage. Her recent resin explorations blend drawing, painting, and natural foraged elements-flowers and shells-with the vibrant patterns and colours found in sariKNOTsari silk. Created by hand in Hamilton and sometimes in Barbados, every Kristine Aickelin piece is a singular work of art.
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- Description
- Shipping & Returns
ON SUNDAY AT 8 PM EST THE INVENTORY FOR THIS PIECE WILL POPULATE AND THE PIECE WILL BECOME AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Ripples captures the essence of water's gentle movement through a two-and-a-half-inch, two-sided resin pendant that merges artistry with nature's grace. The piece features vintage silk hand painting suspended within crystalline resin alongside shimmering iridescent film, creating depth and luminescence that shifts with light. Suspended from a thirty-six-inch adjustable silken cord, it drapes elegantly against the skin.
Designer Kristine Aickelin is a multidisciplinary jewelry maker with 28 years of experience working across resin, Swarovski and Czech crystals, glass, metal, and collage. Her recent resin explorations blend drawing, painting, and natural foraged elements-flowers and shells-with the vibrant patterns and colours found in sariKNOTsari silk. Created by hand in Hamilton and sometimes in Barbados, every Kristine Aickelin piece is a singular work of art.