Est. 2015 by Rashel Fitchett
Pacific Crest Silver
The Sky Stone Collection
Release Date: May 26, 6pm Pacific
Custom slots for the Sky Stone Collection will be available here on Friday, May 26th at 6 pm Pacific. Each custom is held with a $100 deposit and will be finished by August. It will take me 8 weeks to finish the collecion. I make one custom per day and will place each custom in line after a deposit has been placed on a design and each client has returned my email with all the details I'll need to make the piece of jewelry perfect and Just For Them. In the meantime,
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About the stones
All of my creative work starts with a stone. This month, that stone is agate. Specifically, plume agate doublets. This type of agate is a transparent chalcedony featuring white billowy inclusions and is layered atop a blue composite. In this manner, the resulting stone appears to be a bright blue sky full of clouds. Hence, I call them Sky Stones.
Because of their crisp, spring-like colors, I chose a bright white stone to go with them: rainbow moonstone. Remember, rainbow moonstone isn't moonstone at all. It's white labradorite.
After I gather a collection of stones, which can take me a year or more of cherry-picking the best stones on the market, I start pairing the stones into designs for jewelry.
I chose each of the stones here because they include one or more of the following :
- bright white cloud-like inclusions
- sky-like peeks of blue
- incredible patterning
- perfect shape and thickness
If you are interested in magickal properties of Agate and White Labradorite, consider the following aspects:
- Vitality
- Confidence
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Meet the creator
I found two garnets on the dusty boot path of the Pacific Crest Trail in the Northern Cascades in 2015. This serendipitous moment catalyzed a sequence of events that led me to an old dream: to become a silversmith.
Raised by a metalworker and guided by a rockhounding grandfather, I am now enamored by stones and setting them into silver. Working with tools and building stone rings is where I completely lose myself and find a place of power and joy.
Over the past 6 years I have fallen down a rabbit hole of building bigger and bigger pieces of statement jewelry and I have truly set down into a style now known for its boldness and sense of enchantment.