Labradorite Wire Wrapped Jellyfish Pendant Necklace
- Double-sided domed labradorite with shifting blue schiller
- Concentric wire bell with dense ribbed wrapping and inner bezel
- Asymmetric tentacle spray of spirals, scrolls and wire beads
Type: Wire-wrapped pendant necklace
Materials: Labradorite cabochon; white copper (nickel silver) wire
Finish / color: Darkened antiqued silver tone with warm bronze undertones and polished highlights
Worn as a pendant at the center of the chest, where the layered wirework reads strongly against plain necklines. It pairs well with simple chains and unadorned clothing, and layers easily with finer, quieter pieces.
Everyday wear with casual, natural fabrics
Ocean and coastal-inspired outfits
Art fairs, galleries and maker markets
Evening layering over a simple top
Keep the piece dry and wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing.
Avoid pulling or bending the tentacle strands, which are fine and open.
Store it flat in a soft pouch, separate from other jewelry to prevent scratches.
Each piece is built by hand in wire-wrapped construction, so small variations in coil spacing and tentacle shape are natural.
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A closer look
This piece is a wire-wrapped pendant necklace titled "Water-Sound Elf - Jellyfish," built around a double-sided transparent-body labradorite cabochon. The central stone is a smooth, domed oval with an even, glossy polish across both faces; its body reads as semi-transparent with a cool blue-grey base tone, layered with internal labradorite schiller flashes of electric blue, icy pale blue and soft silver, plus subtle brownish-bronze veining and fine internal fracture lines that shift and brighten as the stone turns in the light. A small dark natural inclusion sits near the stone's center, visible through the translucent body, and the flash moves across the dome in directional bands, giving the gem a watery, depth-filled glow rather than a flat reflective surface.
The pendant body is formed entirely from coiled and woven metal wire in a layered concentric construction that evokes the translucent bell of a jellyfish. Several parallel outer wire rings form an open, slightly irregular oval halo around the cabochon, and these are lashed together with closely spaced, fine-gauge wrapping wire that creates a dense, ribbed, almost textile-like texture between the rings. Inside this halo, a tightly woven inner bezel cage grips the stone, with fine wire crossings running radially like the ribs of an umbrella, and the wrapping density increases around the stone's rim, producing visible bands of parallel micro-coils. The wire finish is a darkened, antiqued silver tone with warm bronze undertones in the recesses and brighter polished highlights along the raised crowns of each coil, giving strong contrast between the shadowed crevices and the gleaming wire edges.
Descending from the lower edge of the bell is a cascade of tentacle-like wire forms, arranged in an asymmetrical, drifting spray that spreads downward and outward. These strands are built from several wire weights: thicker structural core wires curve in long S-shapes and loops, while finer wires are coiled tightly around them in spring-like spirals, and a few strands are laced side by side into flat, ribbon-like ladders using evenly spaced cross-wrappings. The tentacles terminate in delicate open scrolls, small spiral curls and tiny wire loops, with a few fine spherical wire beads threaded onto the strands as accents. The overall silhouette is wider at the base than at the top, so the tentacles fan out organically rather than falling in a straight vertical line, and the mixed coil densities produce a rhythm of light and dark bands across the lower half.
Metal components are documented as white copper (nickel silver) for the