HOT ! Bull River Tide Necklace

Rooted in the river, shaped by the tide.

Bull River Tide is inspired by the quiet bends and shifting edges of the Lowcountry — places where water slows, colors soften, and nothing feels forced.

A rhythm of pointed Aqua Terra Jasper spikes creates movement across the neckline, blending warm clay, muted blue-green, sand, slate and rupset tones shaped by water and time. Smooth white howlite turquoise rondelles ground the design, bringing balance and calm to the more organic forms. Subtle antique brass accents add warmth without shine, keeping the piece earthy and wearable.

This necklace feels rooted and intentional — a statement without sharpness, bold without noise. It’s the kind of piece that looks like it belongs exactly where it is.

How to Wear

Designed to sit just below the collarbone, Bull River Tide pairs naturally with everyday layers.

Wear it with linen tops, cotton tees, or open necklines where the shape and texture can stand on their own. The neutral palette works effortlessly with greens, soft blues, warm rusts, ivory, and denim, making it an easy reach for daily wear.

Let it anchor simple outfits or add quiet interest to layered looks — no styling required.

Metaphysical Properties

Aqua Terra Jasper is often associated with grounding, balance, and steady movement — believed to support calm focus and a sense of stability during change. Its layered earth and water tones reflect connection to place and rhythm rather than momentum or force.

White howlite turquoise is traditionally linked to patience and ease, thought to soften tension and encourage a quieter, more measured energy. Together, these stones are often seen as companions for staying rooted while moving forward — steady, adaptable, and deeply connected to natural flow.

Details

• Aqua Terra Jasper spike point beads, 25–30mm


• White howlite turquoise rondelle beads, 8mm


• Antique brass spacer accents


• Antique brass lobster clasp and findings


• Length: 17 inches


• Weight: 2.4 oz


• Handmade on the Georgia coast