A small oval pendant shines yellow, suspended from a sterling silver chain that has been oxidised black to compliment the pendant.
Immediately recognisable to Canberrans and ex-pats across the globe, Cass Partington's Bus Stop pendant is modelled after the oval window frame with oval window which features in Clem Cummings' iconic concrete bus shelters. Designed in 1974 to tie in with the Brutalist architecture seen in many of Canberra's public institutions, the bus shelters are now beloved by residents and tourists alike.
Available in large and small sizes and in yellow gold, white gold or sterling silver, Partington's delicate pendant reproduces the windows' smooth oval form with oval cutout at one end. Each one is threaded onto a fine, odixised (blackened) sterling silver chain, which runs through the 'window'.
9ct yellow gold, sterling silver curb chain.
Dimensions of pendand: 9.6mm x 5mm x 0.7mm
Chain length: 42cm
Cass Partington is a contemporary jeweller based in Melbourne, Australia. Partington produces works that are designed to be worn and interpreted, simple forms are minimally decorated and make reference to signs, code and the urban landscape. Her distinctive range of Stackable rings are available in myriad patterns and a variety of colour-ways, making them highly customisable.
Partington’s core range of rings and earrings are minimal, sleek, and easy to wear on a daily basis.
