Charms & Pendants

The masquerade mask originated in Venice in the 13th century — it was the one occasion where social rules dissolved and a person could be whoever they chose to be for a night, fully and without consequence.

For the one who contains more than they show, and enjoys that the world only ever sees part of the story.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

3D, detachable, comes with a connector. Can be attached on chains/accessories.

In India, the scooter became a symbol of urban independence in the 1980s — it was the vehicle that gave ordinary people the freedom to move through their own cities on their own terms.

For someone who is ready to receive what's coming and keeping themselves open to it.

The horseshoe has been considered lucky since the 10th century — iron was believed to repel evil spirits, and the curved shape was thought to catch and hold good fortune. It must be kept open-end up so the luck doesn't spill.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

3D, detachable, comes with a connector. Can be attached on chains/accessories.

Ice cream traces back to ancient China and Persia — frozen desserts were considered a luxury reserved for royalty. The modern scoop became democratic in the 19th century, giving everyone access to the good thing.

A smooth, rounded charm in 18k gold-plated finish — continuity, resilience, coming full circle. Simple enough to wear alone or layer with other charms. Comes with a connector, ready to clip onto any chain or bracelet.

For someone who brings warmth to the people around them and needs to remember that this is a genuine gift.

In Vedic astrology, the Surya (sun) represents vitality, self, and leadership — wearing a sun symbol was an invocation of clarity and life force. The sun is the most universally worn amulet across every civilisation.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

A 3D, detachable beetle charm in 18k gold-plated finish. Beetles have long stood in for transformation and renewal — the scarab was worn in ancient Egypt as a symbol of rebirth. Comes with a connector so it clips easily onto any chain, bracelet, or bag.

This ornate 18k gold-plated charm,  is a masterpiece of intricate pavé setting, showcasing a vibrant blend of magenta and brilliant clear zircons. In many ancient cultures, bees were considered "messengers of the gods," bridging the gap between the earthly realm and the celestial.

Notes from the founder: I’ve always loved the symbolism of the bee—how it represents both community and individual strength. I wanted this piece to feel like a vintage brooch you’d find in a hidden Parisian market, but reimagined as a bold, sparkling charm. It’s a golden reminder to stay busy with what you love and always find the sweetness in the journey.