Collection: Nova

"He made the stars also." — Genesis 1:16

Miles apart. Same sky.

A nova isn’t a single star blazing alone. It’s two — orbiting so closely that one pours itself into the other, until the pressure builds and erupts into light bright enough to be seen across the universe.

That’s what love does.

Nova is for the little — or not so little — rock star in your life who fills your heart with love and your world with light. The one you orbit. The one who pulls you in.

Like the stars in the sky, no two are alike. So has God created each of these ancient Plymouth, MA beach rocks — dark, wild, shot through with color — each one marked differently, to remind us it is never too late to begin again.

Hold one. Give one. Keep the sky between you.

New England Nova. Named for a star. Built on a beach.

⭐ Did You Know?
A nova is actually an outburst between two stars orbiting each other so closely that one pulls material from the other — until it ignites in a fusion explosion up to 200,000 times brighter than our Sun. Bright enough to be seen from Earth with the naked eye. Some novae last for months.

God’s universe is showing off. 😄