Rainstorm Necklace
Rainstorm Necklace
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Materials
Materials
Recycled Silver or Brass
Dimensions
Dimensions
The Rainfall Necklace measures 20 inch and has a chain width of 9.5mm
S-shape catch
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We ship once a week on a Monday.
All orders are gift wrapped ready with a hand written note, and carbon neutral shipping.
UK orders
Next day delivery
Standard delivery (5-7 days)
Rest of the World
Delivery within 7-14 days.
Please take note:
- Gold Jewellery is made to order Please allow 4 weeks production time
- Rings and Bangles are Individually sized for you. Please allow 2 weeks for sizing before shipping
Refunds and Returns
Please refer to our policy here
Environmental Conscience
Environmental Conscience
100% recycled or Single Mine Origin precious metals.
Antique or Ethically sourced gemstones.
Traditional craftsmanship, using natural alternatives to conventional jewellery-making chemicals wherever possible.
Small batch production-
Protective packaging made from mycelium, a recyclable and home-compostable alternative to plastic.
Studio is powered by renewable energy
Carbon neutral shipping
Our approach is one of continual improvement—creating jewellery with care, integrity and a deep respect for the natural world.
Find out more here
Craftsmanship and Care
Craftsmanship and Care
- Made in England and hand-finished in our Somerset studio.
- Deigned and made to last a lifetime- learn how to care for your jewellery the eco way to keep it looking its best. Care & Cleaning Tips

The Story
The Rainstorm Necklace is a special piece. An Emma Aitchison newcomer, the first of our chunkier styled layering chains.
Each chain link is inspired by heavy dripping rain and is paired with a falling raindrop charm. The Rainstorm will surely become your new go-to piece. It has character, charm and is easy to wear.
This is the perfect when paired with our Rainfall Bracelet.
Who made my jewellery?
Emma is the designer and creater of your jewellery.
Emma worked in the fashion and jewellery industry in London for 6 years ,before starting her own brand which has now been running for over 10 years.
Emma was taught traditional and contemporary jewellery and specialises in sustainable sculptural pieces, Emma particularly enjoys testing out new and unique methods of working which are traditional for metal work.