After the tide sterling silver cuff

Collector Piece · Sterling Silver Cuff
After the Tide
This piece is inspired by what remains once the water pulls back — objects shaped by pressure, movement, and time. The ammonite, cast by hand, echoes the slow spiral of the sea, while the stones add depth and contrast without overpowering the form.
Made in sterling silver and fully hallmarked. Each element is set, and finished by hand, allowing small variations that are part of the piece’s character
A one-of-a-kind sterling silver cuff set with a faceted emerald cabochon , kingman turquoise and a faceted Brazilian ruby, the cuff has a sterling silver starfish and fine silver ammonite that was cast from a real ammonite capturing  the raw spiral and surface detail found in ancient sea fossils. 
The silver is kept bright and polished, with patina  added to the ammonite and starfish details allowing the stones and sculptural elements to stand in quiet contrast. Hallmarked at the Edinburgh assay office. Made entirely by hand.
Details
•Hallmarked sterling silver
•Emerald 
        •        Kingman turquoise 
•Brazilian ruby
•Hand-cast ammonite
•Open cuff
•One of a kind collector piece 
Size 
• 15cm
• 25cm gap
✦ Packaging ✦
Each piece is carefully packaged and arrives ready for gifting.
Your jewellery will be presented in an eco-friendly card gift box featuring our branded logo, and includes a jewellery care card along with a complimentary polishing cloth to help keep your piece looking its best.
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✦ Shipping ✦
• Orders are dispatched within 2 business days, unless the item is made to order
• Made to order pieces may take up to 7 business days to be crafted and shipped
UK Shipping
• Sent via Royal Mail Tracked
International Shipping
• Sent via Royal Mail International Tracked
• USA tariffs are included in the shipping cost
✦ International Orders (Outside the UK) ✦
Please note that since the UK has left the EU, customers ordering from outside the UK may be subject to customs fees, import duties, or VAT upon arrival in their country.
These charges are set by the destination country’s government and are outside of our control.