Hand-crafted Knot Jewelry: Decorative Marlingspike Seamanship rendered in precious metal.

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Take a look at this knot and see if you can figure out how I tied it. It's a real knot, all one piece of string, and I tied it "free hand", no guide other than the pattern formed by the knot. Here it is in silver, not necessarily the exact same knot, but closely related. Fits my finger as a ring, but it's not a comfortable one to wear. I guess it could be strung on a chain as a pendant. It seemed to me that this piece cried out for a mirror-opposite, to make a pair of earrings:

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