Howlite in White and Wandering Grey
The Roundelle howlite bracelet brings white and off-white beads into a closely spaced oval loop. Its smooth, rounded front beads catch soft highlights, while irregular pale-grey streaks and patches interrupt the light palette. These small variations give the pale surfaces their individual character.
Flattened oval beads lend the bracelet a gentle, repeating rhythm. There is a personal thread in the name, too: howlite was named for Henry How, the chemist and mineralogist who first described the mineral. A familiar crystal name holds this small connection to a real person.
In an imagined luminous cavern, this white-and-grey palette might become pale walls crossed by wandering shadows. Here, that sense of a hidden landscape stays small: a grey streak bending across one rounded bead.
