The bracelet takes its shape from a line of linked circles, drawn from the wooden marker posts that guide pilgrims across the tidal causeway to Holy Island off the coast of Northumberland, a path that appears only at low tide and vanishes completely beneath the sea twice a day, each post standing alone in wet sand until the next crossing reveals the way again. Moss Agate holds that same rhythm directly, its green tracing the moss that gather on posts left standing in salt water, patterned like a path only half visible, familiar to those who know when the sea will let them through. Halo Mark carries that same chain of small, steady points, worn close to the wrist, marking a way across water that disappears and returns, trusted all the same for having crossed it before.

The gold jewelry from EKADORI is hand-crafted in 18K gold on brass. To avoid oxidization of the gold plating, avoid extended direct contact with water, cleaning solutions and perfumes. For best care, store your jewellery in the provided original packaging.

Product variations: Each piece is handmade, and slight variations in design and finish are to be expected. 

Natural semi-precious stones have been used to make your jewellery pieces. Every gemstone is unique and will have slight variations in size, colour, shape and inclusion compared to the ones displayed on the website.