Curatorial Summary
1913 is a lithic tribute to the enduring sisterhood of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated and a century-plus legacy of sisterhood, scholarship, and fearless public service. Forged in the iconic Crimson and Cream palette, this artifact commemorates the 1913 foundation at Howard University. By anchoring the fiery passion of Red Resin-Covered Clear Quartz against the grounding resolve of Matte Black Onyx, framed by Stainless Steel hardware, the piece reflects the courage, conviction, and visionary leadership that defines the sorority's legacy. It is a wearable crest for the woman who moves with purpose, power, and unshakeable poise.

Lithic Analysis
Specimens: Red Resin-Covered Clear Quartz, Matte Black Onyx, Stainless Steel Spacers and Hardware.
Composition: A harmonious mineral suite featuring amplified crystalline silica (Clear Quartz) stabilized in vibrant crimson red resin, grounded by dense microcrystalline quartz (Onyx), and bound by surgical-grade stainless steel.

Logic
This assembly functions as a strategic conductor for the "Delta Sentinel." Red Resin-Covered Clear Quartz—representing the Crimson bond—acts as the passion anchor, fueling vitality, courage, and unwavering conviction. Matte Black Onyx acts as the fortitude catalyst, providing composure, discipline, and the grounded resolve required to uplift communities and drive change. The Stainless Steel spacers act as structural conductors, binding the fire of the stones into a singular, polished loop that mirrors the sorority's timeless standard of excellence.

Archivist's Field Notes
A piece for the "Sophisticated Sovereign" who understands that true power is rooted in service and action. It carries a bold, commanding energy that mirrors the pioneering legacy of the Delta woman. The deep black of onyx against the crimson fire of quartz creates a striking, unignorable presence. Worn by those who wear the Crimson and Cream as a lifelong covenant—resolute, luminous, and always first to move the world forward.