A Small World in White Howlite
Fine grey lines branch across the predominantly white face of this howlite pendant, with a broader, darker band sweeping across the left side. Its rounded doughnut shape frames a circular opening, while the smooth, glossy surface catches bright highlights along its rounded edges.
Howlite takes its name from Henry How, the chemist and mineralogist who first described the mineral. That personal connection adds a human thread to a piece defined by simple contrasts: a pale surface, wandering grey lines and an open circle at its centre.
In an imagined luminous cavern, those branching marks might become narrow passages meeting a shadowed ridge. The rounded ring holds that miniature world together, its darker sweep suggesting a cavern wall while light skims the curve below.






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