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3D, detachable.

Golf is played entirely in silence — no crowd noise, no clock, just you and the decision you make with each shot. Patience and precision, not just power.

For someone who plays the long game in everything they do, not just on the course.

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Comes with a hook to attach on chains/accessories.

A fine CZ tennis bracelet with five graduated bezel-set stones at the centre — growing from small to large and back again, surrounded by a continuous row of smaller tennis CZs all the way around. The gradient draws the eye.

A graduation cap in black enamel and gold, tassel hanging to the right. Flat, bold, instantly recognisable. The kind of charm you wear after — not to prove anything, but to remember everything it took. The perfect gift for a convocation.

Comes with a connector. Wear it on a necklace, watch, bracelet, bag or other accessories. 

The lore: "The mortarboard has been the symbol of academic achievement since medieval European universities, where scholars wore flat-topped caps as part of clerical dress — education then being almost entirely the domain of the church. When universities began admitting women in the late 19th century, the cap became quietly radical. To wear it was to claim a space that had been historically denied. Today over 200 million women worldwide hold university degrees. The tassel flip at convocation is one of the few rituals left that marks a before and after with a single gesture."

A strand of emerald-green crystals with a single Swarovski baroque shell pearl as the centrepiece.

This structured, 18k gold-plated bangle showcases a continuous line of brilliant, bezel-set zircons. It is a modern refinement of the classical "eternity" bracelet, a style that evolved during the Art Deco era to celebrate sleek geometry, seamless balance, and a continuous loop of light.

Notes from the founder: I love a piece that offers maximum impact with zero effort. The crisp, bezel-framed stones give it a structured look —catching the light perfectly with every movement. It's the ultimate everyday filter for your wrist stack.

A bezel-set pear CZ and a powder blue enamel Hamsa — red eye at centre, two dots flanking — on a fine gold cable chain. 

The lore: The Hamsa — the open hand with an eye at its centre — is one of the oldest protective symbols in the world, predating both Judaism and Islam, found in ancient Carthage and Mesopotamia. It is called the Hand of Fatima, the Hand of Miriam, and simply hamsa (five in Arabic and Hebrew). Across every tradition that has carried it, the meaning is the same: I see what is coming for you, and it will not reach you.

A gold chain that runs through the fingers to a bracelet around the wrist — the chain itself has CZ stones and small heart details at the joins.

Notes from the founder:
“Love wearing this one. A piece that connects two parts of the hand.. looks deliberate in a way that a regular bracelet doesn't.. as if two separate designs have amalgamated.”

Hand-knotted freshwater pearls, irregular and lustrous, along a fine chain, finished with an extender for fit. Classic in the truest sense —it's not trendy or seasonal. The piece that works over everything .

A chunky open-circle gold hoop with a long, slim tapered gold bar dropping from the base — high-polish, all metal, no stones. The bar swings freely and catches light as it moves.

This one is for the days you want to be noticed without trying. The hoop on top is substantial, the bar below is sleek — they shouldn't work together as well as they do, but they really do. Pure gold, no distractions.

3D, detachable. Comes with a connector.

Sometimes, jewelry doesn't need to be serious; it just needs to be a memory. This is for the long conversations, the shared laughs, and the effortless joy of an evening that never wants to end.