If you saw the post referring to "sproingy silver coiling tendril thingies" yesterday, whoa! They became stinging jellyfish tentacles!
Larkin cut a rose quartz jellybean cabochon that was clearly begging to be dressed up as a flowing sterling silver seascape. The hanging tendrils appear fluid and delicate, but are reinforced with attachment points everywhere they touch. That said, it would be possible for them to snag on a loose-knit garment, so care should be taken when worn.
As usual, Larkin couldn't let the front of the piece steal the show! On the back they featured a cluster of kelp, swaying in the current, then capped the piece with a custom-made bubbly bail. A truly stunning statement piece.
