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Past Piece / Closed

Garnet After Midnight

Mozambique rhodolite garnets, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc come together as a double wrap.

$238 Mozambique / Mozambique rhodolite garnet source Closed and no longer available

Past Piece / Closed

Garnet After Midnight

It is Garnet After Midnight. Mozambique rhodolite garnets, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc come together as a double wrap. This archive page records the materials, intended making plan, and story behind the closed design.

Private Origin Dossier

Garnet After Midnight

A double-wrap bracelet with untreated Mozambique rhodolite garnets, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc.

Garnet After Midnight feels like getting dressed after the hour when everyone else has gone soft. Mozambique rhodolite garnets carry the line, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls give it gravity, and untreated spinels define each interruption.

This is not a fresh-start bracelet. The double wrap gives the wrist a darker rhythm, and the sealed brass disc is placed mostly for the person wearing it.

Garnet After Midnight design story layout
Garnet After Midnight material-origin image with Mozambique rhodolite garnet context

Origin Trace

MZ Mozambique Mozambique rhodolite garnet source

Mozambique rhodolite garnets

Untreated Mozambique rhodolite garnets bring the after-hours red; dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc give it rhythm.

The Material Story

Found. Chosen. Made.

Found As

Untreated Mozambique rhodolite garnets, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and one sealed brass disc.

Chosen Because

Bright red is usually presented too cleanly. This piece chooses the hour after midnight instead: darker, more private, and more interesting than a polished symbol.

Comes Together As

A double-wrap bracelet with weight, rhythm, and one detail kept close to the wearer.

Garnet After Midnight material portrait

Material Story

Mozambique rhodolite after everyone else has gone soft.

Untreated Mozambique rhodolite garnets carry the composition without making it polite. Dyed-charcoal cultured pearls give the red weight, untreated spinels frame each pearl, and the sealed brass disc keeps one part of the story close.

The guided making plan sizes the double wrap, builds the rhodolite rhythm, places the dyed-charcoal cultured pearl interruptions, and secures the clasp through clear checkpoints.

Garnet After Midnight material macro

Material loupe

Garnet After Midnight

Material identity
Mozambique rhodolite garnets, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and one sealed brass disc
Where the materials came from
Untreated Mozambique rhodolite garnets are the anchor. Dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc make the composition feel after-hours.
Treatment notes
Treatment and care notes remain part of the archived specification.
Archive status
Closed design. No longer available.
Allergy note
Metal and skin-contact considerations remain part of the design record.
Care note
Care requirements remain part of the design record.

When they ask

It is Garnet After Midnight. Mozambique rhodolite garnets, dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc come together as a double wrap.

The First Time Someone Asks

The point is the answer.

The question should come when the rhodolite catches against a black sleeve and the sealed brass disc makes the piece feel more personal than it first appeared.

Black sleeves, bare wrists, satin cuffs, and anything that benefits from a rhodolite line.

Past Piece / Closed

The piece at a glance

$238

  • Double-wrap fit: 15.5–17.5 cm wrist
  • Finished length: 34–37 cm
  • Target weight: 25 g ±3 g
  • 12 mm nickel-free 14k gold-filled spring ring with a 3 cm four-ring adjustment
  • 0.46 mm 49-strand coated stainless-steel wire
  • Rhodolite garnets are untreated
  • Cultured pearls are dyed charcoal
  • Spinels are untreated

What you’ll receive

The closed design specification called for:

Prepared piece materials

  • 52 untreated 6 × 4 mm Mozambique rhodolite garnets
  • Eight dyed-charcoal 7–8 mm cultured pearls
  • 18 untreated 5 × 2 mm spinels
  • One sealed brass disc, about 7 × 4 mm

Findings and closure components

  • 12 mm nickel-free 14k gold-filled spring ring with a 3 cm four-ring adjustment
  • 0.46 mm 49-strand coated stainless-steel wire

Included tools

  • Crimping pliers, included
  • Flush cutters, included

Origin Note

  • Origin Note with material provenance and notes

Care Card

  • Care Card with treatment and wear guidance

Live Workshop

  • Google Meet Live Workshop access

Downloadable recording

  • Downloadable workshop recording

Support until complete

  • Email and WhatsApp support until your piece is complete

What you’ll make

The closed making plan was designed for one double-wrap bracelet, made from the prepared materials with the included tool pair.

Fixed by Rare By Me

  • Every pearl station bracketed by spinel
  • At least four garnets between pearl stations

The choices you’ll make

  • Pearl interruptions
  • Brass-disc location
  • Spacing

What happens next

Past Piece / Closed. This design is no longer available, and there is no pre-order form on this page.

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Where the materials came from

Untreated Mozambique rhodolite garnets are the anchor. Dyed-charcoal cultured pearls, untreated spinels, and a sealed brass disc make the composition feel after-hours.