Each pendant is set in sterling silver, carefully soldered by hand while the stone rests safely in cool, wet sand. A quiet little ritual that keeps its natural beauty intact. Kanndir means quartz in Cornish, and every pendant in this collection is rooted right here in Cornwall. These stones were found, cut, and polished near St Agnes, then brought to life, soldered, shaped, and finished in my workshop in Wadebridge. The hexagonal-zoned quartz comes from deep inside West Wheal Jane, a striking reminder of the landscape beneath our feet. Simple, easy-to-wear pieces designed to carry a little bit of Cornwall with you, wherever you wander. You can choose your piece with or without a chain; the menu listings show all the options 1 Large Hexagon pendant on adjustable chain, possible lengths 45cm, 50cm and 60cm. The pendant measures 5cm long x 3cm wide. 2. Flat Hexagon pendant, on a 60cm chain. This pendant isn't an even hexagon; I like the slightly offset character of the stone. The pendant measures 3.5cm x 2.5 cm. 3. Oxidised chain hexagon, this pendant is held in place with a small ball of silver. The entire piece and chain have been oxidised, which makes the silver appear black. It will polish up with wear where it is rubbed against skin or clothes (it won't leave marks). The chain is 45cm (18"), and the pendant measures 3.5cm long x2cm wide 4. Hexagon with smaller hex babies. This pendant is the smallest in the collection, featuring smaller crystal hexagons at the bottom. It is on a spigia chain which measures 45cm(18') long, and the pendant is 3cm long x just under 2cm wide
