Courage

Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord. - Psalms 27:14

I used these stones because Amazonite is a stone of empowerment, alleviating worry and fear while helping one to discover their own truth. Larimar, a stone only found in the Mountains of the Dominican Republic, is a healing stone that encourages peace and clarity. Together, I want them to represent and bring about unshakable faith.

A Sterling Silver Cross sits among Fourteen Faceted Amazonite and Twelve Faceted Larimar stones. A Sterling Silver Lobster Clasp finishes the work.

What Does Your Stack Say? is a beautiful and outward expression of your faith through jewelry, a constant reminder of the values, principles, and beliefs that guide your life. Each piece in this exquisite collection is a testament to faith, crafted with precision and care to help you express your spiritual journey through the art of stacking.

What Does Your Stack Say? is created by designer Carrie Usher, encouraged by her friend, artist Liz Lemon Swindle. A teacher at the Sandy Hook Elementary School during the shootings, her journey of forgiveness and grace has led to a deep personal relationship with both Jesus Christ and Mother Mary. Each of these works is an unwavering expression of faith.

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