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What is the Classic model, E-0530?
One of the two flagship models of the AMULET family: a plain 925 silver cylinder holding a raw, uncut stone. Silver is reduced to exactly what the crystal needs to stay put.
How is it different from Thorn, E-0528?
Thorn guards the stone with angles; Classic gets out of its way. Classic is the quieter of the two flagship models, and the one where the crystal does the work.
Can a piece from the archive be repeated?
The form can, the stone cannot. Every piece is built around one hand-selected crystal, so a new order on the same form arrives with a different stone. Making one takes about two weeks.
Which stones are in the archive?
Tourmaline in 8 earrings, aquamarine in 3, quartz in the 4 necklaces. The three studs hold a natural crystal that is not identified by species in the catalogue.
How heavy are they?
From 2.25 grams for the smallest stud to 40 grams for a quartz necklace. The stone decides the mass entirely.
Are they all unplated silver?
Thirteen are. Five tourmaline earrings — 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 — carry black oxidation, a surface darkened in advance at the bench rather than by wear.
How do I clean one?
Cloth or silver cleaner on the metal, never ultrasonic. Raw crystals keep internal fractures that cutting would have removed.



