Sorceress and the Stone One-of-a-Kind Hand-Forged Necklaces
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Part talisman, part sculpture, part wearable work of art.
Each Sorceress and the Stone necklace is an entirely one-of-a-kind, hand-forged creation by Los Angeles artist Rachel Pitler-Hsiung. Combining metalsmithing, silversmithing, Tiffany-style techniques, stained glass methods, sculptural elements, and hand-selected stones, these extraordinary necklaces blur the line between jewelry and ritual artifact.
Every piece is individually constructed by hand with silver plated chains: materials are brass & lead free molten metal silver alloy, allowing the marks, textures, patina, and irregularities of the metalsmithing process to become part of the finished work. Ancient weapons, botanical forms, mystical creatures, ceremonial objects, and protective talismans emerge throughout the collection, giving each necklace the feeling of an artifact unearthed from another time.
Natural and faceted stones are incorporated throughout the pieces, bringing color, texture, symbolism, and an additional element of intention to each design.
Choose Your One-of-a-Kind Necklace
Battle Axe Maiden — Amethyst & Rhinestones
A dramatic hand-forged ceremonial battle axe pendant centered by an ornate sculptural maiden. Amethyst stones and sparkling rhinestone accents are worked into the elaborate mixed-metal design, bringing flashes of violet and light against the raw, antiqued metalwork. Powerful, feminine, and fantastical, this one-of-a-kind piece feels like a weapon, talisman, and piece of wearable sculpture all at once.
Sorceress Short Collar — Topaz & Aquamarine
A striking hand-forged short collar necklace with an armor-like silhouette and sculptural metalwork, adorned with topaz and aquamarine. The faceted stones bring an ethereal quality to the substantial, organically worked metal, creating a one-of-a-kind statement piece that feels equal parts ceremonial adornment and magical artifact.
Rose Sword — Rose Quartz & Rhinestones
Romantic and formidable, this elongated hand-forged sword hangs beneath a dimensional sculptural rose. Rose quartz and rhinestone accents soften the weapon-inspired form with luminous blush tones and flashes of light. A beautiful meeting of strength and romance, the piece feels like an enchanted love token transformed into wearable armor.
Capricorn’s Gauntlet — Garnet
A one-of-a-kind hand-forged pendant inspired by a medieval armored gauntlet, crowned with the sculptural head and curling horns of the Capricorn goat. Layered metalwork recreates the articulated plates of medieval armor, while a rich garnet adds a deep flash of red. Mythological, protective, and commanding, Capricorn’s Gauntlet feels like a miniature ceremonial relic made to be worn.
Gauntlet — Amber
A hand-forged interpretation of a medieval armored gauntlet, intricately constructed with overlapping plates, engraved ornamentation, and richly antiqued metalwork. A glowing amber stone is set into the upper portion of the piece, bringing warmth to the armor-inspired form. Part protective talisman and part miniature relic, this one-of-a-kind necklace transforms an object of defense into an extraordinary piece of wearable art.
About Sorceress and the Stone
Based in Los Angeles, Sorceress and the Stone is the creative realm of artist Rachel Pitler-Hsiung, where one-of-a-kind tools, ritual objects, and adornments are created for altar use, ceremony, and everyday magick.
Rachel's work is rooted in a lifelong devotion to the mystical, ceremonial, and transformative power of objects made with intention, informed by many years immersed in the gem and mineral industry.
This chapter of her artistic practice formally began in 2014 with the creation of her original Witch Wands and Scepters. Her work has since expanded to include Sorceress Crowns, Athames, Wizard Staffs, jewelry, and other ritual artifacts, each designed to feel powerful, deeply personal, and unlike anything else.
Her process brings together Tiffany-style techniques, silversmithing, metalsmithing, and stained glass work, often incorporating hand-selected crystals and stones chosen for their individual character and significance.
No two Sorceress and the Stone creations are ever exactly alike. Each is a singular expression of craft, ritual, adornment, and magick, made by hand and intended to become an object with a story of its own.
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