WOOD & STONE
Natural materials brought together through contrast, balance, and restraint.
Not symbolic. Not decorative.
Simply material, in dialogue.
Wood and stone. Worn quietly, worn daily.
What Is Wood & Stone?
Pieces composed of natural wood and stone — chosen for physical character, not symbolism. Wood brings warmth and tactility. Stone introduces structure and stillness. Together, they are not meant to create meaning, only balance — weight, color, and presence coexisting in a single object.
Selected Pieces
Hand-Embroidered Eye Pendant White Crystal Necklace — Trace
$139.00 $145.00Price range: $139.00 through $145.00
Hand-Embroidered Eye Pendant Necklace — Trace
$129.00 $135.00Price range: $129.00 through $135.00
Bodhi Seed Bracelet with Guardian Beast-Trace
$79.00 $87.00Price range: $79.00 through $87.00
Handcrafted Seed & Stone Bracelet with Gourd Accent — Balance
$107.00 $113.00Price range: $107.00 through $113.00
Sandalwood & Agate Beaded Bracelet-Balance
$119.00 $127.00Price range: $119.00 through $127.00
Wearing & Use
Wood & Stone pieces are worn as personal objects or kept as part of a private collection.
They are chosen for texture, balance, and quiet presence in daily life.
Many appreciate these materials for their natural variation rather than perfection.
Understanding Wood and Stone Bracelets
What defines a wood and stone bracelet?
A wood and stone bracelet combines natural wood beads with mineral stones such as jade, malachite, or agate. The focus is material balance rather than symbolism.
Are the stones treated or enhanced?
Our stones are selected for natural structure and surface quality. Variations in tone and pattern are the result of natural mineral formation.
Is a wood and stone bracelet suitable for daily wear?
When balanced properly in weight and density, wood and stone bracelets remain comfortable for regular use.
How do wood and stone materials age over time?
Wood develops a natural patina through touch, while stone maintains structural stability. Together they create a long-term material dialogue.
On Material Restraint
We do not pursue excess meaning in natural materials.
Their value lies in structure, origin, and how they age over time.
By limiting selection and composition, we allow materials to speak through form, texture, and balance — not narrative.