The Watcher

The Watcher —  the Gargoyle Guardian of the Cemetery  Perched above the iron arches and carved in cold stone, the grotesque (or gargoyle) was the silent sentinel of the old cemetery. Locals swore its eyes followed trespassers, and that its wings shifted when danger crept near. The Watcher necklace carries that same protective presence — a small gargoyle charm worn by those who keep one foot in the shadows and one on sacred ground. A reminder that even in the quiet of the graveyard, something ancient is looking out for you. Gargoyle vs Grotesque?  This hauntingly beautiful piece is technically a Grotesque… but we figured we should call it a gargoyle first, before we scare you off with your new grotesque necklace.  Long ago, gargoyles were carved to spit out rainwater, protecting old buildings from rot. Grotesques looked the same—monstrous, eerie, watchful—but they existed only to stare down the living and guard the walls in spirit, not in plumbing.  On an 24 inch sterling silver chain,