A hand-forged copper collar rests at the base of the throat, suspending labradorite in a composition defined by strength and restraint. The stone reveals gray-green depth with iridescent blue-green flash, selected for its natural luminosity and internal dimension. 

Architectural in presence, the collar establishes structural clarity while allowing the suspended stone to remain the focal point. Over time, the copper will deepen and warm, developing a patina shaped by wear, while the labradorite retains its shifting brilliance — luminous, enigmatic, and enduring. 

This choker is shaped entirely by hand without molds or machinery and released as a singular authored work. While future pieces may explore similar forms, this exact composition will not be replicated.