A reading you can wear.
Tell us your name, your birthday, and what you're seeking. The reading names your stones — the studio strings them.
What are you seeking?
Six doors in. Every stone in the shop answers to one of them.
- Wealth
Citrine and gold rutile, for momentum you can measure.
- Love
Rose quartz, for the doors you open yourself.
- Career
Lapis and tiger's eye, for the room you walk into.
- Health
Green aventurine, for slow and steady repair.
- Protection
Obsidian and smoky quartz, for clear edges.
- Calm
Moonstone and aquamarine, for a lower volume.
A letter written for one person.
No birth time, no birthplace, no vague horoscope-speak. A date-level reading that says something specific — then shows its work.
For Elena, born March 14
Pisces suns are usually described as dreamers, which is a polite way of saying you have been talked out of your own instincts more than once. Your chart says the instinct was fine. The talking was the problem.
March asks you for one unglamorous decision — the one you already know the shape of. Citrine for the nerve to name your number, lapis for the sentence you have to say out loud, clear quartz to keep the other two honest.
Sample reading
Your name
So the letter knows who it’s for.
Your birthday
Date only. The reading stays honest about that.
What you're seeking
Wealth, love, career, health, protection, or calm.
Two ways to build it.
Begin with your reading
The stones your letter named arrive pre-strung on the circle, in order. Swap any of them — the price follows.
Reveal your reading firstBegin from a blank circle
Every stone, every position, every dollar — your call from the first bead.
Open the Studio emptyChain bracelets — a few stones on a chain, from $55.00. Open one in the Studio and swap any stone.
$199.00
Beads + $12 hand-knotted base
Drag, reorder, price per bead. Saved on this device until you check out.
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Notes from the workbench.
All notes
New moons, new stones.
A short letter twice a month — what arrived at the bench, what we’re stringing, nothing else.