Gorgeous natural sticks electroformed in copper with a big Dendritic Agate gemstone on a copper chain approx. 18-20" in length.

What does electroforming mean?

Electroforming is a jewelry-making process that involves using an electrical current to deposit a layer of metal, typically copper, onto a jewelry piece. The piece is first coated with a conductive material, then submerged in a solution containing metal ions. When the electrical current is applied, metal atoms are reduced and build up on the surface, creating a solid, durable metal coating. This technique allows for the creation of intricate designs and textures, making it ideal for adding metal to non-metal objects, like stones or organic materials.