A beautiful piece of sea-tumbled grey slate I found in near to Tintagel, Cornwall collected with the landowners permission and drilled (by me!) and hung on a generous length of waxed cotton cord, along with vintage glass beads.
It's about 4.5cm in length.
If worn against your skin, slate is a stone that will pick up the oils from your skin and, in time, darken in colour with the oils.
Slate is a soft stone, it may break if you drop it on a hard surface (like another stone).
A beautiful piece of sea-tumbled grey slate I found in near to Tintagel, Cornwall collected with the landowners permission and drilled (by me!) and hung on a generous length of waxed cotton cord, along with vintage glass beads.
It's about 4.5cm in length.
If worn against your skin, slate is a stone that will pick up the oils from your skin and, in time, darken in colour with the oils.
Slate is a soft stone, it may break if you drop it on a hard surface (like another stone).
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