Static Signal

Static Signal

$75.00
$75.00
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Static Signal

Static Signal

$75.00
$75.00

Vintage silk web jasper from over 20 years ago, paired with coral and garnet on antique gold. The black matrix runs through each tile differently, so no two beads on the strand match.

SIZE
16 to 18 inches, adjustable with a 2-inch extender. Sits at the collarbone to just below.

FINDINGS
Antique gold-plated lobster clasp and extender.

GEMSTONE MEANING

Silk Web Jasper: Jasper has long been known as a stone of grounding and endurance, carried as a talisman by warriors and worn in signet rings in the ancient world. These beads are vintage stock, over 20 years old.

Coral: Worn for protection across the Mediterranean for thousands of years, often given to children as a guard against harm.

Garnet: Known as a stone of passion and commitment, associated with the root chakra. January's birthstone — the name comes from the Latin for pomegranate seed.

Gemstones are natural products and natively carry color, size, and gradient variations.
Zalani Studio

Each piece is designed and assembled by hand in my Ohio studio, using gold-filled and sterling silver metals, genuine gemstones, Czech glass, and Czech crystals. I source every material myself, choosing for quality, longevity, and beauty.

Because gemstones are natural materials, slight variations in color, pattern, and inclusions are expected — these are part of what makes each stone (and each piece) one of a kind.
Return policy

Because every piece is handmade in small batches, all sales are final. Please review sizing and product details carefully before ordering — I'm always happy to answer questions before you purchase.
Shipping

Orders ship within 3–5 business days via USPS, with tracking. You'll receive a confirmation email once your order is on its way. Each piece arrives gift-ready in protective packaging.
Care

Keep away from water, perfume, and lotion. Store flat, separated from other jewelry. Genuine gemstones and metals will develop a natural patina over time — this is normal.

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