A not-quite-mini tide pool necklace! This one features a beautiful rose cut Aquamarine that is just the color of the waves on a cloudy day. And I love the addition of this gorgeous Oregon Sunstone, which also represents the beautiful orange color of the most common starfish around here. There is also a Rainbow Moonstone, blue Sapphire, Ruby, and a Here is what I said about the first tide pool necklace: One of my all time favorite songs is Slow Parade, by A.A. Bondy. “ And I'm going down. Where the waves will surround To the roar and the pound Of the wild wild sea Talking sweet to me.” And he goes on to say “… tide will bring and tide will take…” Which is what I am thinking of whenever I am exploring tide pools, looking for the next beautiful thing. We had the mother of all tide pool experiences last weekend, when there was a reverse tide, which means the tide is out much much further than it usually is. A new friend invited us to her beach and brought us to a remarkable sea cave and beach that can only be accessed when the tide is very low. There is really no way to describe the experience, but these pictures kind of show you what we got to witness. Imagine the five of us landlocked Coloradons seeing all of this. We get like we were on another planet and it was the most remarkable thing ever. So, I tried to capture it in a necklace. I think the colors and shapes and vibe are just right, and this piece was sooooo fun to make! The back says “wonder”. It measures just under 3/4” x 1 1/4”. On a 16” link chain, $140. Please message me to claim ❤️ (at Forest Grove, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUU7v8HlkMP/?utm_medium=tumblr