This pendant is one of those pieces that instantly catches the eye. John handcrafted it using an iridescent abalone shell—nature’s own little light show—then framed it in his signature pure 99.2 silver. If you’ve ever seen John’s work up close, you know he has a way of letting the natural material lead the design, and this one is no exception
The abalone itself shifts through blues, greens, and purples depending on the light, and the silver wraps around it in those flowing, organic lines John is known for. He’s been crafting pieces like this since the 1960s, using techniques he developed himself, including his unique electroforming approach. Every pendant ends up slightly different, because every shell has its own personality.
It’s the kind of piece you can throw on with anything—simple, natural, and quietly stunning. A little bit of ocean shimmer, shaped by a lifetime artist.
This pendant is one of those pieces that instantly catches the eye. John handcrafted it using an iridescent abalone shell—nature’s own little light show—then framed it in his signature pure 99.2 silver. If you’ve ever seen John’s work up close, you know he has a way of letting the natural material lead the design, and this one is no exception
The abalone itself shifts through blues, greens, and purples depending on the light, and the silver wraps around it in those flowing, organic lines John is known for. He’s been crafting pieces like this since the 1960s, using techniques he developed himself, including his unique electroforming approach. Every pendant ends up slightly different, because every shell has its own personality.
It’s the kind of piece you can throw on with anything—simple, natural, and quietly stunning. A little bit of ocean shimmer, shaped by a lifetime artist.
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