Thorn Amulet Earring #6 — Green Tourmaline (M) | STRUGA
This piece is sold out. Its stone is one of a kind and cannot be repeated — but we can create a similar piece made for you.
One-of-one object — unique stone, unique character.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Article | E-0528-M |
| Material | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Availability | Sold · one of one |
| Weight | 5.4 g |
| Finish | Living Silver |
| Technique | Wax model, 925 silver, hand finishing |
| Production | Handmade in Bali, Indonesia |
| World | RITUAL |
| Family | AMULET |
| Model | Thorn / E-0528 |
| Size Guide | How to find your ring size → |
| Shipping | Carrier rates, one exchange within 14 days |
| Care | Wipe with a soft cloth after wearing. Remove before water or chemicals |
THE STORY OF THIS PIECE
One-of-one ritual amulets — earrings and necklaces built around a raw, wild-growth natural stone. The Amulet family spans two models: the Thorn frame and the Classic cylinder. Every piece is unique in stone, colour, and character.
Read the AMULET form story→EXPLORE STRUGA
A natural green tourmaline grown inside a silver torpedo — THORN design, medium size.
STRUGA's tribute to Daniel Arsham: an artefact from another time, as if found in the ground with a crystal that grew through the metal. The torpedo has a diagonal cut across it, and the green tourmaline sits inside the cut — no setting, no polishing. THORN is the sharp-edged geometry the brand started with on CNC, now cast in silver. Every stone is chosen by hand. Handmade in the workshop.
An amulet — something carried with you, not put on for the occasion.
925 sterling silver. Thorn Amulet — a type in the AMULET family, RITUAL world; a torpedo form echoing the THORN geometry. Surface: Living Silver — 925 without rhodium, so it darkens on its own with air and skin; the patina is a property, not a defect. Green tourmaline, wild-growth and uncut, set into a diagonal cut with no mount — a single mono-earring, one of one. Care: soft cloth or silver solution worked gently around the stone; avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic baths.
About STRUGA. STRUGA is a dark silver jewelry brand founded by Dmitry Strugovshchikov and Ekaterina Strugovshchikova, handcrafted in our Bali workshop by master silversmiths. Every piece is 925 sterling silver, naturally oxidized or hand-patinated. The darkening is part of the design. It is a brutalist object that reacts and changes through contact with the environment and the wearer.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the earring weigh, and how does it sit in the ear?
The amulet earring is 5.4 grams of 925 sterling silver. You feel its weight in the ear, but it doesn't drag on the lobe. This is a mono-earring — a single object, not a pair.
Is this a pair or a single earring?
A single earring — a mono-object. A Thorn Amulet set with a wild-growth stone is made one of one: the stone inside it is the only one of its kind, with no exact second. Wear it on its own, or alongside other silver from STRUGA.
How is the stone held without a setting or cut?
A diagonal cut runs through the silver torpedo, and the green tourmaline sits directly in it — in the shape it grew. This is a wild-growth stone, uncut: it hasn't been polished or shaped to fit a mount, so each one has a form of its own.
Why does the silver darken, and how do I care for it?
The surface is Living Silver — 925 silver without rhodium plating. The earring arrives light and darkens with air and skin: the recesses of the relief go dark, while friction lightens the raised edges. The patina is a property, not a defect. You can bring the metal back to the light with care: a soft cloth or a silver-cleaning solution, worked gently around the stone. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic baths.
What is a Thorn Amulet, and what is the AMULET family?
AMULET is a STRUGA family from the RITUAL world: earrings and necklaces built around raw, wild-growth stones. The Thorn Amulet is its most expressive type — a torpedo form that repeats the THORN family in volume, as if found in the earth, with a crystal grown inside it. It is an homage to the artist Daniel Arsham.
