Decorative Cross - Hazelnut retailer Kaiserpfalz Goslar

Goslar, a small town on the edge of the retailer Harz Mountains, is known for having one of the best-preserved imperial palaces in Europe. This can be visited from the inside. On the premises stands a hazelnut, whose fallen wood was used for this piece of jewelry.

This wood was freed from the bark, dried and gradually brought into its current shape and fixed with a silver wire. Due to the craftsmanship of the wood, each piece is unique, like this one.

By using fallen wood, we preserve the natural fauna by not bending or cutting off wood from trees. It is tried to create as many pieces of jewelry as possible during the processing of the wood in order to use the wood used effectively. It is shipped into a cardboard box made of recycled cardboard with untreated sheep's wool. Each step is carried out in such a way that nature is burdened as little as necessary.