Sculpted Quartz Point Pendant With Multi-Strand Quartz Necklace - Icy

 **Quartz Dominion Collar – Double Strand Branch Quartz with 5.5” Sculpted Point

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This is not a delicate necklace.
It is an architectural statement.

A 5.5" x 2.25" natural quartz point—set into hand-sculpted and painted mineral housing—anchors this commanding collar. Suspended from a dense double strand of polished branch quartz, the piece carries visual gravity and physical presence. It sits at the collarbone and descends with intention.

The quartz point is bold, faceted, and unapologetic.
The sculpted setting introduces contrast—raw mineral meets controlled form.

Adjustable from 20" to 25" with an oversized artisan hook closure.

Unisex.
Heavy.
Grounded.

This is a piece for someone who does not shrink.
It is mineral armor.

Not costume.
Not trend.
Not subtle.

It reads power without noise.

Details

• 5.5" x 2.25" quartz point

• Hand-sculpted and painted mineral setting

• Double strand polished branch quartz

• Adjustable 20"–25"

• Oversized artisan hook closure

• Bold, substantial weight

• Unisex

• OOAK Exclusive Wearable Art from the Atelier of Kat Kouture

Who — For the collector drawn to unisex statement jewelry, oversized crystal necklaces, sculptural mineral jewelry, avant-garde wearable art, and one-of-a-kind pieces with commanding architectural presence. Designed for someone who appreciates raw crystal energy, dramatic scale, and jewelry that crosses gender lines without losing impact.

Why — Chosen for its striking contrast of clustered clear quartz points, substantial crystal focal, and dark sculptural connector, creating a bold interplay of transparency, texture, weight, and light. The necklace reads less like a conventional accessory and more like a mineral assemblage or wearable sculpture, with the kind of scale and material presence that appeals to serious collectors of statement jewelry.

Where — Ideal for art openings, gallery receptions, museum events, design fairs, collector gatherings, fashion weeks, editorial shoots, luxury dinners, premieres, creative black-tie events, and international art or design settings where strong visual identity matters.

When — Wear for gallery nights, cultural events, milestone celebrations, fashion presentations, destination evenings, collector dinners, performance events, and occasions when subtle jewelry would disappear. This is a piece for moments when the jewelry is intended to carry the look.

How — Style with black, white, charcoal, pewter, silver, deep navy, or other restrained monochromatic tones that allow the quartz to catch and reflect light. Pair with architectural tailoring, minimalist eveningwear, sculptural jackets, clean open necklines, or severe contemporary silhouettes. Keep additional jewelry minimal so the crystal formations, transparency, and dramatic scale remain the focal point. **