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Key to Survival Earrings-Argentium Silver & Garnet
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About this Piece
She holds the key to her own survival ~ no one holds it for her.
These key-shaped post earrings carry an edge softened by meaning. A 6mm round rose-cut garnet perches at the top of each, with a 3mm garnet anchoring the bottom — an olive branch, or a key unlocking the door to somewhere safer. At 1.2 inches in height and around 5 grams each, they're built for everyday wear. Post earrings by default, but they can be adjusted to dangles or for stretched ears on request.
Designed to complement the Aftermath ring and bracelet.
From the Aftermath collection.
Aftermath is a body of work born from a vision — a woman running from something catastrophic, caught in something far beyond her control. The collection lives in the moment after everything falls apart, before you know what's left. Each piece carries the texture of that story. Made by hand, so no two are ever quite alike.
Each piece is individually made to order in my Wisconsin studio.
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About Skölland
Skölland is a one-woman jewelry studio in Door County, Wisconsin. Every piece is made by hand - either carved in wax or fabricated, cast in precious metal, and finished at my bench. For one-of-a-kind work, the mold is destroyed after a single casting. What you hold will not be made again.I work in argentium silver and in solid gold from 10K to 18K, drawing from mythology, celestial imagery,and the darker corners of folklore to create jewelry that carries meaning beyond its materials.


