Natural Stone
Natural stone appears across Troveform necklaces, earrings, cuffs, and sculptural forms. The collection includes materials such as tiger eye, black onyx, agate, quartz, jade, and other stones used as focal elements, beads, and accents.
Natural stone can vary from piece to piece in color, translucency, banding, inclusions, and surface pattern. These differences are part of the material itself and give each piece subtle individual character.
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Tiger Eye
Tiger eye is known for its warm golden-brown color and distinctive natural banding. Its surface can shift in depth and tone as it catches the light, giving the stone a naturally dimensional appearance.
Troveform pairs tiger eye with metal, shell, and other materials to create contrast between polished surfaces, natural pattern, and sculptural form.
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Agate & Onyx
Agate and onyx bring contrasting expressions of natural stone into Troveform jewelry. Red agate introduces warm, saturated color and subtle translucency, while black onyx creates a deeper, more graphic surface.
Both materials appear across pendant necklaces, earrings, cord-based designs, bracelets, and mixed-material forms. Natural color, pattern, and surface characteristics may vary slightly from piece to piece.
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Shell & Mother-of-Pearl
Shell and mother-of-pearl are valued for their luminous surfaces and natural iridescence. Depending on the material, tones can shift between ivory, pearl white, soft gold, blue, green, and darker multicolor reflections.
Some Troveform pieces also feature abalone shell, known for deeper blue-green, violet, and multicolor tones. Because shell is a natural material, color, pattern, and surface appearance may vary from piece to piece.
Shell and mother-of-pearl should be handled gently and kept away from prolonged contact with water, perfume, cosmetics, and household chemicals.
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Wood
Wood brings natural grain, warmth, and depth to sculptural jewelry. Each piece can vary slightly in grain direction, tone, and surface pattern, giving the material its own individual character.
Troveform often pairs wood with metal, cord, or natural stone to create contrast between organic texture and cleaner sculptural surfaces.
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Gold-Tone & Silver-Tone Finishes
Metal finishes play an important role in how Troveform jewelry reads visually. Depending on the design, pieces may use brass, copper, alloy, or other metal components with polished, brushed, matte, or textured surfaces.
Gold-tone finishes introduce warmth and work naturally with tiger eye, wood, red agate, shell, and other natural materials. Silver-tone finishes create a cooler contrast with black onyx, natural stone, shell, and darker materials.
Gold-tone and silver-tone describe visible finish and color rather than solid precious-metal content. Exact base materials and plating details are listed on individual product pages where supplied.
Construction Details
Construction varies across Troveform jewelry. Components such as earring posts, cords, chains, clasps, and metal bases are listed on individual product pages where supplied.
925 Sterling Silver Posts
Selected earrings use 925 sterling silver posts where specified on the product page. Construction varies by design, so refer to the individual product details for the exact post and metal information.
Cord
Several Troveform pendant necklaces use cord-based constructions to create longer lines, softer movement, and contrast with sculptural pendants.
Cord material and construction vary by piece, so the exact material is listed on each product page where available.
Natural Variation
Natural materials are not manufactured to look completely identical. Stone may vary in color, pattern, and banding, shell may shift in iridescence, and wood may differ in grain, tone, and surface character.
These variations are expected characteristics of natural materials and are part of what makes each piece subtly individual.
Jewelry Care
Keep jewelry away from water, perfume, cosmetics, and household chemicals. Store pieces in a dry place, ideally in the pouch they arrive in, and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight.
After wearing, gently wipe metal surfaces with a soft, dry cloth. Handle natural stone, shell, mother-of-pearl, and wood carefully to help preserve their surface and finish.
