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A long gold paperclip lariat chain with a large pavé fuchsia CZ beetle pendant at the drop. The body is fully stone-set in deep pink and red CZ, with detailed gold legs and antennae.

Notes from the founder:
“The scarab beetle was the most sacred amulet in ancient Egypt, placed over the heart of the deceased to carry their story forward into the next life. I put it on a lariat so it hangs low, easily seen. A beetle this pink and this covered in stones is not trying to be subtle and I didn't want the chain to be either."

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

Rodin's 'The Thinker' was created in 1880 as part of 'The Gates of Hell' — originally it was a figure contemplating the meaning of life, not sitting idle. Deep thinking has always required stillness.

A polished gold band wraps around the finger, ending in three smooth, teardrop-shaped tips that hold brilliant round crystals. Reminds us of three golden raindrops frozen in time as they fall through a canopy of stars.

Size - adjustable

Rose Gold Plated

A series of vertical gold bars of different heights, each topped with a cluster of round-cut CZ crystals — the varying heights create the tiara silhouette.

Notes from the founder:
"I named this one Tiara because the vertical arrangement of the stones looks like a small crown sitting on your finger. It's more substantial than it sounds — this ring has presence."

This collection of 18k gold-plated charms, features four distinct bow silhouettes ranging from a textured, wide ribbon to delicate designs adorned with shimmering pavé accents and a central heart-shaped stone. 

• The Ribbon Bow: A bold, architectural piece with a realistic fabric-like texture.

• The Heart Bow: Features a brilliant heart-shaped center, merging two of history's most enduring symbols of affection.

• The Pavé Accents: Delicate bows lined with crystals to capture and reflect light with every movement.

3D, detachable, comes with a connector.

In Indian mythology, Durga rides a tiger — it is the vehicle of the goddess of power and protection. The tiger claw (vaghnakh) was worn as a protective charm by warriors and mothers in Maharashtra for centuries.

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Can be attached on chains/accessories.

Zircon stones in a talon. Always on the prowl, always on the guard.

18k Gold-plated, durable PVD 

Five charms for the one who is always either just back or about to leave. A cobalt blue globe. A gold aeroplane. A yellow enamel lemon with CZ detail. A gold luggage tag. A clear CZ suitcase. All hanging from a chunky gold clasp ring on a fine satellite chain.

A necklace made of 3 cute charms, including a camera!