A Sterling Silver link Bracelet with lines from an Emily Dickinson poem and corresponding motifs. The links are hammer marked for a worked, light catching feel and there are two lettered panels, an enamelled framed ship and a compass motif. 
 The lettered  panels read '  Futile the winds/To a heart in Port/Done with the compass!/Done with the chart!' On the 1st panel and then 'Rowing in Eden/Ah the sea!/Might I but Moor/A night in thee' on the second. The ship is surrounded by a handmade frame to protect it and has a wash of bright blue enamel- the compass motif is in black and white.
 The Bracelet closes with an extra large bolt ring which prevents loss and is also easy to open and close unaided. This piece is made up to 20.5 cm long and can clasp down to smaller sizes closing on any loop. 
 
This is a handmade piece that is hallmarked as Sterling Silver and will post out in lovely packaging with a cotton bag for long term use.