


Releases Sunday at 8pm EST Dark Desire Lampwork Bracelet
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$121.00
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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
Dark Desire Lampwork BraceletThis handcrafted lampwork glass bracelet channels the deep, mysterious tones of nature-black, grey, and clear teardrop beads paired with luminous Swarovski crystal accents set in nickel-free gunmetal metal. Adjustable to approximately 9 inches with a secure lobster claw clasp, it moves fluidly with your wrist.
Kristine Aickelin creates each piece as a meditation on slow craft, drawing inspiration from the natural world that surrounds her Hamilton studio. Over nearly three decades, she has mastered the art of transforming foraged flowers, shells, and organic textures into wearable sculptures. Her work echoes the intricate patterns found in nature and vintage textiles-each bracelet handmade one at a time, sometimes beneath Barbadian skies. The result is a singular conversation between maker and material, where glass becomes an extension of earth's quiet beauty and the wearer carries a fragment of natural alchemy on their skin.
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Releases Sunday at 8pm EST Dark Desire Lampwork Bracelet
Sale price$121.00 CAD
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$121.00
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- Country of Manufacture
Description
ON SUNDAY AT 8 PM EST THE INVENTORY FOR THIS PIECE WILL POPULATE AND THE PIECE WILL BECOME AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Dark Desire Lampwork BraceletThis handcrafted lampwork glass bracelet channels the deep, mysterious tones of nature-black, grey, and clear teardrop beads paired with luminous Swarovski crystal accents set in nickel-free gunmetal metal. Adjustable to approximately 9 inches with a secure lobster claw clasp, it moves fluidly with your wrist.
Kristine Aickelin creates each piece as a meditation on slow craft, drawing inspiration from the natural world that surrounds her Hamilton studio. Over nearly three decades, she has mastered the art of transforming foraged flowers, shells, and organic textures into wearable sculptures. Her work echoes the intricate patterns found in nature and vintage textiles-each bracelet handmade one at a time, sometimes beneath Barbadian skies. The result is a singular conversation between maker and material, where glass becomes an extension of earth's quiet beauty and the wearer carries a fragment of natural alchemy on their skin.
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Hand Made in Canada
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