Winterberry

Deep garnet red stones glow like berries left on the branch after the leaves have fallen. The red is rich and steady, with flashes of dichroic fire that catch the light like late-afternoon sun on snow. Between them, soft frosted whites rest quietly, calm and luminous, like drifted fields under a pale sky.

There’s a subtle shimmer in the creamy accent stone, almost like ice crystals forming along the edge of a tide pool. The silver links keep everything crisp and bright, letting the color breathe.

Bold but grounded. Seasonal without feeling holiday. A study in contrast: warmth held inside winter.

Part of my Islandscape collaboration with painter Elaine Crossman.