Two boho layers, one teardrop pendant, endless outfits.

Two cords, two lengths, one complete look. The shorter strand sits close at the throat, strung with barrel beads and a small turquoise-blue cabochon. The longer strand runs turquoise-blue and warm brown beads down to a teardrop stone set in an antiqued silver-tone scrollwork frame that swings low and moves when you do. Both cords are soft tan suede, and the whole thing closes with a lobster clasp and extender chain so you can adjust the fit. Wear them together for the full layered effect or separate them and style each on its own. The teardrop pendant reads desert and old talismans. The short cabochon strand works over a black turtleneck when the light goes thin in autumn. Together they suit a slip dress under a worn leather jacket, a festival outfit, or anything in a whimsigoth or western romantic wardrobe that wants earth tones instead of black. As a gift this works for a birthday, a solstice, or the friend whose jewellery box runs to charms and relics. It does not read as costume. It reads as considered.