This piece was born from the quiet force of boundaries. Not the kind built in haste, but the ones shaped by time, softness, and self-trust.
I was drawn to the 70s for its balance between bold forms and organic restraint. The Mahogany Obsidian at the centre holds that era’s grounded strength: deep, warm, and unapologetically present. Smoky Quartz beads form a muted rhythm around it, like steady breath or shoreline dusk.
Then comes the pause. A single Moonstone, placed intentionally off-centre. It’s the moment of realisation, the part of you that chooses clarity over reaction, stillness over noise.
This design isn’t symmetrical because boundaries rarely are. They are made in motion, shaped with intention, and adjusted with grace.
Mahogany Waves carries that spirit. A boundary not drawn in sharp lines, but felt in quiet shifts.
