ANTHROPOLOGY
Color is one of humanity’s oldest visual languages. People use it to organize information, communicate emotion, distinguish groups, mark occasions, and give abstract ideas a visible form.

CULTURE
A syllabus organizes different subjects into a larger course of study. The Chromatic Syllabus applies that idea to human experience, presenting identity as something developed through many lessons rather than one defining characteristic.

JEWELRY
Seven natural stones move the composition through a broad spectrum of color. Red Jasper, Tiger’s Eye, Citrine, Aventurine, Sodalite, Lapis Lazuli, and Amethyst each contribute a different visual register while remaining part of one composition.

Materials: Red Jasper · Tiger’s Eye · Citrine · Aventurine · Sodalite · Lapis Lazuli · Amethyst

STORYTELLING
The Chromatic Syllabus tells the story of life as a curriculum.
Some lessons teach courage. Others teach patience, perspective, creativity, humility, confidence, or restraint. No single lesson defines the entire education.
 
The Meaning: Experience · Growth · Perspective · Complexity · Becoming

This bracelet is crafted with 6 mm stone beads in a Medium size.