Round Iron Ore Necklace with Munangu Mirrithin Artwork by Chern’ée Sutton

Description

This iron ore necklace features distinctive printed artwork by Chern’ee Sutton, mounted on a round hematite tablet sourced from Western Australia. The artwork, printed with coated ink, offers a durable and striking piece that beautifully represents Indigenous culture. Chern’ee collaborates exclusively with Vanessa Australia to create these stunning jewellery pieces.

Hematite is believed by many to have grounding properties and may help promote balance and calm. It is traditionally thought to support circulation and energy levels, making this necklace not only a beautiful accessory but also a potential wellness tool.

The “Munangu Mirrithin” design, a purple floral motif, symbolizes a deep connection to nature and culture. This necklace features a silver bale and an adjustable black necklace, making it versatile for various styles. It comes in a branded Chern’ee gift box, with royalties paid to the artist.

• Indigenous-owned business
• Australian-made
• Handcrafted with Western Australian hematite
• Comes beautifully gift-boxed with artist’s logo
• Royalties paid to the 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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