Slavic witch of the forest.
 
Elegant from across the room. Up close, a string of bones.
 
Long, slender bars of silver, each shaped by hand with its own gentle curve, are joined end to end by tiny rings and flattened discs that sit like knuckles at every joint.
 
It moves like something alive and hangs long against the body, so it looks as good over a high black neckline as it does against bare skin.
 
Each one takes around five hours at the bench. Every bone is cut, shaped and joined by hand, so no two necklaces ever come out quite the same.
 
In Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga lives deep in the forest in a hut ringed by a fence of bones. She’s fierce and unpredictable, but she helps those brave enough to knock on her door.
 
Wear accordingly.