SKERRY II - Low Water,  pendant necklace in sterling silver made on the Isle of Arran by Jess MacDonald Brass.

A skerry is the rock the tide never fully claims.

You might have spotted them from a shore walk or a west coast drive, small outcrops sitting just above the surface, salt-scoured and fractured by everything the sea throws at them. Or closer, if you've paddled or snorkelled around them. Theyre not dramatic structures, but I find them curious ones. The kind you find yourself looking at longer than you expected.

These three pendants came from that curiosity - wave cut textures, fractured planes, nothing smoothed or stylised. Just what erosion and tidal action actually make, translated, my way, into sterling silver.

SKERRY II — Low Water
- Only fully revealed when the tide pulls back. The piece that makes you wait for low tide.

Handmade on the Isle of Arran, Scotland. One of a kind this exact piece will not be repeated.

***similar ones can also be made to order in gold, contact me for more information***

Material: sterling silver
Dimensions: 19 x 10mm
Chain: 18 inch

My jewellery is individually hand-crafted or made in small batch production which is hand-finished - this is reflected in the final finish of each piece. This means that it will not be the same as machine made or mass-produced jewellery. Instead, it gives each of my designs a special artisanal touch.