



Releases Sunday at 8pm EST Peacock Flower 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
Peacock flower petals, preserved in time, bloom within this luminous two-inch resin pendant. The delicate Pride of Barbados flower-with its intricate, flame-like structure-sits suspended in crystal clarity, its natural geometry caught mid-flutter. Brushed with shimmering chameleon lustre powder, the piece shifts between jewel tones as light moves across its surface, evoking the iridescent plumage from which it takes its name. Suspended on a 36-inch adjustable silken cord, it becomes a wearable meditation on botanical beauty.
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
Peacock flower petals, preserved in time, bloom within this luminous two-inch resin pendant. The delicate Pride of Barbados flower-with its intricate, flame-like structure-sits suspended in crystal clarity, its natural geometry caught mid-flutter. Brushed with shimmering chameleon lustre powder, the piece shifts between jewel tones as light moves across its surface, evoking the iridescent plumage from which it takes its name. Suspended on a 36-inch adjustable silken cord, it becomes a wearable meditation on botanical beauty.
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.