Redwood Slice Cufflinks – Etched Copper | Sterling Silver Backs

Redwood Slice Cufflinks – Etched Copper | Sterling Silver Backs

$80.00
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Redwood Slice Cufflinks – Etched Copper | Sterling Silver Backs

The Redwood Collection

Redwood Slice Cufflinks – Etched Copper | Sterling Silver Backs

$80.00

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$80.00

Hand-etched copper cufflinks with a 1-inch Redwood Slice face, inspired by the majestic redwoods of Northern California. For those who bring a little of the wild to their most tailored moments.

I hand draw each set of age-rings, etch them into copper, and shade them with black patina, so the warm rings glow against a dark, bark-edged slice. Every ring marks a year of standing tall through the seasons. No two pairs are exactly alike.

Each face is set on a sterling silver hinged back made for French cuffs. Sealed against tarnish and handcrafted in my Ashland studio.

Quiet strength, right at the wrist.

A meaningful gift for the groom, the groomsmen, or anyone who feels most at home among the trees.

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Artist's Statement

The Redwood Collection

This collection began not in the studio, but on a trail in Northern California, where a fallen redwood had been sliced open to clear the way through. Walking between its two halves, I crossed in a few short steps what the tree itself had lived through over hundreds, perhaps a thousand years. Its rings spread outward like a map, each one holding a year the tree had survived, seasons of drought, of fire, of quiet growth no one witnessed. Standing inside that cross-section, time seemed to collapse around me.

We are not so different from the redwood. We carry our own rings, invisible but no less real, each one marking a year we grew through something. This collection honors that kind of growth, the sort that leaves a mark and becomes part of who we are.

To grow is to keep a record. To endure is to become beautiful.

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