Iron Ore Necklace with Waterholes Artwork (Green) by Chern’ée Sutton

Description

This beautiful iron ore necklace features Chern’ee Sutton’s Aboriginal artwork, showcasing the design called “Waterholes” in vibrant green tones. The artwork is printed with coated ink on a hematite tablet, sourced from Western Australia, and is mounted with a silver bale on an adjustable black necklace for a versatile fit.

Chern’ee Sutton’s stunning jewellery pieces are crafted exclusively by Vanessa Australia, in collaboration with Chern’ee. Each piece is thoughtfully made in Australia, with royalties paid directly to the artist. This design reflects the significance of waterholes in Aboriginal culture, symbolising life, connection, and sustenance.

• Made in Australia
• Artwork mounted on a hematite tablet (iron ore) from Western Australia
• With Silver Bale and adjustable black necklace.
• Comes in Chernée branded gift box
• Royalties paid to Artist

Chern’ee Sutton is a proud Aboriginal artist and Kalkadoon woman from the emu foot province around the Mount Isa area in North West Queensland. Chern’ee’s Great, Great, Great Grandmother is an apical ancestor of the Kalkadoon people and is also related to Charlie Perkins a renowned Aboriginal activist who led the Freedom Ride in the late 1960’s. Chern’ee entered her first art competition at 13 years of age and won first place in the open category and has been painting madly ever since. 

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