The Siren’s Dial

Dragged from the depths where time itself drowns, The Siren’s Dial gleams with sun-kissed gold and ocean-worn relics. Shells, stones, and hearts form its chain, each charm echoing the song of shipwrecks and the whispered hymns of the drowned. The central watch face, framed in gilt, is not for keeping hours — but for luring them into the tide, where they vanish forever.

Silver chains fall like salt-slick seaweed, dragging pearls and orbs that resemble the eyes of deep-sea creatures, always watching. To wear it is to declare allegiance to the sea’s darkest daughters — mermaids who do not love, but consume.

This necklace is not jewelry but an incantation, a promise that beauty and ruin walk hand-in-hand upon the shore.

“The sea gave up the dead which were in it.” — Revelation 20:13