Tideglass is a singular piece — a necklace shaped by light rather than colour. The central stone shifts quietly as it moves, passing from cool blue to translucent glow, then warming into soft amber when the light catches it just right. Set within an ornate silver-toned frame, the changing surface feels held rather than displayed, like something protected for its strangeness. This is not a statement piece in the loud sense; it reveals itself slowly, rewarding attention and movement. Tideglass carries the feeling of something in between states — neither fixed nor fleeting — altered by angle, time, and the way it is worn.
