I AM WHOLE Clear Simple Necklace - choose your style
FROM THE SIGNIFY COLLECTION
These simple but unique, kintsugi inspired, white/clear and gold necklaces are the perfect reminder that you are not broken but beautifully whole--choose your favorite style from the dropdown. Each would also make a great encouraging gift when you don't know what to say.
The style of kintsugi was my inspiration in choosing the beads to represent the affirmation of "I Am Whole."
ABOUT THIS PIECE
- Each necklace features a gold-drizzled, white/frosted clear acrylic bead (each will be unique) on dainty matte gold plated chain that closes with a lobster clasp
- Pendant: read more descriptions of each below
- Length: choose from the dropdown
- Each piece comes displayed on a lovely card with the necklace's purpose and meaning:
"In the Japanese art of kintsugi, broken pottery is bound back together with gold. Similarly, life can shatter us and leave us feeling damaged and less than, when in reality, the transformation and healing back together can lead to the best version of ourselves. You are not broken. You are beautifully whole."
CHOOSE YOUR STYLE - a quantity of "1" is for one necklace
A: a softly faceted ball about 5/8" wide
B: a faceted, curved rectangle just under 1" wide--note than this one is on a slightly daintier chain than most of the others
C: a chunky, softly faceted diamond-shaped nugget 3/4" wide and about 3/4" thick
D: a faceted oval disc just under 1 1/4" wide--note than this one is on a slightly daintier chain than most of the others
E: an oval egg just under 1" long and 5/8" thick
F: a disc 1" wide
G: an asymmetrical nugget just under 1" long and just under 1/2" thick
(Note that "thick" means its thickness, not its height.)
NOTE
Each piece is kintsugi-style inspired, not a repaired broken piece, and each bead will be slightly different due to its drizzled design.
See more "I Am Whole" earrings in the Signify Collection here.
CARE
Please note that since this piece is plated, it will age. So be sure to treat it kindly, store it in a sealed container or bag, and keep it away from water so it can be around for you to enjoy much longer.
© Kacie Fleming/Hamrick Avenue