Divine Ruin Collection - Gothic Church Window Pendant | Sterling Silver & 23.5K Gold | Hand-Carved Talisman of Silence, Devotion & Sacred Decay

Part relic, part prayer—this Gothic Church Window Pendant is a wearable echo of lost sanctuaries and forgotten psalms. Part of the Divine Ruin Collection, it draws inspiration from the crumbling elegance of cathedral ruins, the stillness of sacred space, and the poetic tension between reverence and ruin.

Sculpted by hand in wax and cast in recycled sterling silver, the pendant features a tall, arched silhouette reminiscent of gothic stained glass windows. Finished with 23.5K gold accents applied using the ancient Keum-boo technique, each piece carries a contrast of light and shadow, order and erosion—like sunlight cutting through dust in an abandoned chapel.

This piece speaks to those who find beauty in brokenness and power in the stillness of sacred things.

Key Features:
• Gothic Window Design – Inspired by the architecture of ancient cathedrals and the emotional landscape of gothic poetry
• Divine Ruin Collection – A series of handcrafted pieces evoking faith, fracture, and forgotten holiness
• Hand-Carved & Cast – Sculpted in wax and cast using the lost wax method for an organic, time-worn texture
• Sterling Silver & 23.5K Gold – Accented using Keum-boo, creating striking contrast and quiet warmth
• Ready to Wear – Includes a 20-inch sterling silver chain, perfect for layering or as a standalone devotional

Material & Dimensions:
• Material: Recycled Sterling Silver with 23.5K Gold Accents
• Pendant Size: Approx. 1.75 inches
• Chain: 20-inch Sterling Silver (included; custom lengths available upon request)

A Talisman from the Divine Ruin Collection
The Gothic Church Window Pendant is more than a piece of jewelry—it’s a portable altar, a symbol of devotion, loss, and illumination. Whether you walk with memory, faith, or quiet rebellion, this talisman invites you to carry the beauty of sacred ruins wherever you go.

✨ Made to order | Ships in 2–3 weeks | Limited availability