The Silver Bow Pendant Necklace
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Ships byAug 05 - Aug 09
Four nights will quickly dream away the time, Hippolyta says at the very start of A Midsummer Night's Dream, waiting for the moon to curve itself into a new silver bow before her wedding. This pendant is that exact image, a slim gold crescent, filled in with small carved blossoms rather than left bare, and a single dragonfly caught resting across the lower curve as though it landed there by accident and decided to stay.
It hangs light at three grams, small enough to wear every single day, on a fine 50 cm chain long enough to sit a little lower than a choker. The detail holds up even at this scale, real carved petals, real articulated wings.
Wear it while you're still waiting for something. The whole first act of the play is just that, four days of waiting for the moon to change.