This pendant is a wavy S-shape, like a little snake, done in warm bronze/gold-toned metal with a dotted, hand-textured edge. It holds three round faceted stones in a row, each one bezel-set but open enough that you can see the facets flashing. The stones are a pale smoky green, not super bright, more like watered-down olive glass. The bail at the top looks darker and more oxidized, so you get that mixed-metal thing without it looking too matchy.

These greens are subtle, the kind that look calm until the light hits and then they wake up. Prasiolite is usually tied to balance and clear thinking, like keeping your head on straight. Green quartz gets the same general “steady and calm” talk. I like how the snake curve holds three stones instead of one, it feels like a little rhythm, not a single loud point.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and you can tell they like metal that looks worked by hand, not machine-perfect. Their pieces often use oxidized 925 sterling silver with bronze or gold accents, with Mediterranean influence and old traditions in the shapes.