Water Cast Nest Pendant
$177.86
- Description
- Shipping & Returns
- Caring for Your Silver Jewellery
Description
Water casting (dropping molten silver into water) feels like casting runes, reading tea leaves, or looking for shapes in clouds. It’s total chaos and you have to try many times before anything actually wearable happens. But if you keep at it, you might end up with something unique, unexpected and delightful like this nest – and even the little spheres that form its tiny eggs, organically formed through chance! My only intervention was to solder the spheres into the nest and add a bail for the chain. Really fun piece to wear that come with an interesting story about how it came to be!
- 0.5″ x 0.5″
- Comes with 18″ or 20″ Sterling Silver chain.
- 925 sterling silver
- Water Casting
- handmade with love in Glasgow, Scotland
- Allow 3 (UK) to 4 (International) weeks for making and shipping
All pieces are handmade and created only when ordered. Please allow a 3-4 weeks turnaround. If you need a rush order for a specific date, please contact us before purchase to discuss the possibility.
Customs & import fees
Buyers in the United States should be aware that tariffs imposed by the US Government will increase the base cost of each piece. We will pay these in advance to hasten clearance customs and avoid any surprise charges on receipt.
For customers outside the UK and USA, your order may be subject to import duties or customs fees once it arrives in your country. These are determined locally, so it’s worth checking in advance so you’re not surprised. Unfortunately I can’t cover or refund these charges.
If an item is returned to me because customs fees weren’t paid, I can issue a refund (minus shipping) once it’s safely back with me.
Sterling silver loves to be worn — your skin’s natural oils actually help keep it bright. When you’re not wearing it, tuck it away in an airtight pouch to slow down tarnish.
Keep it dry and away from lotions, perfumes, and cleaning products (they’re not its friends). When it needs a little refresh, use warm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth — no dips or harsh cleaners, especially on oxidised pieces.
We’ll include a polishing cloth with every piece of jewellery. If it starts to look a bit dull, give it a gentle polish, avoiding areas that have oxidation (the blackened bit of silver).
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