A sculpted silver seahorse pendant in rhodium-plated brass — its body detailed, its proportions true to the animal — hangs against a strand of blue enamel bead stations. The silver of the seahorse and the blue enamel of the beads form a cool, tonal palette: water-adjacent without being literal. The seahorse is the focal point; the bead stations distribute the blue tone along the chain so the palette reads as context rather than background. A necklace that develops the marine vocabulary in silver and blue — a different temperature than the acqua and gold of the crab piece, equally resolved.