They say a fae once tried to carry the morning sky with him. To keep it from slipping through his fingers, he strung it into beads—soft peach light and pale warmth captured in stone. But the sky resisted, and only garnet had the strength to bind it. So the strand was woven with a thread of red, a quiet fire that tamed the dawn and held it close.
Dawnbound Lace carries that story still. Peach aventurine beads alternate in gentle rhythm, their glow softened by micro-faceted garnets that flicker like sparks against the pastel surface. Larger garnet beads create breathing space between the warmth of the aventurine, adding contrast that sharpens rather than dulls. At the center, a single deep-toned stone—mysterious, painted, or perhaps kissed by the horizon itself—anchors the necklace like the last star fading into daylight.
The effect is delicate but not fragile: a lace of stone, an ornament of morning light. Worn high or low, it carries the hush of sunrise, tempered by the strength of earth’s oldest jewel.
