Golden Mica Cluster Natural | X Small

For flexibility that doesn't mean losing your shape.

Mica is a family of silicate minerals defined by one striking property: perfect basal cleavage, meaning it splits into thin, flexible sheets almost as easily as peeling a page from a book. Before glass was widely affordable, thin mica sheets — sold as isinglass — were used as heat-resistant windows in stoves and lanterns. The family includes several distinct minerals: clear muscovite, black biotite, and lithium-rich lepidolite, all sharing the same layered structure but differing in colour and trace chemistry.

Its sheets are thin enough to be genuinely translucent, letting light pass through in soft, shifting bands.

Mica is worked with for flexibility and adaptability — bending with pressure rather than breaking under it. It sits with the crown.

Sheri chooses every piece by hand, cleanses it, and charges it before it's packed here on the Gold Coast.

Sheets can flake apart with rough handling — keep it somewhere it won't be knocked about.