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A chic symbol of leisure and the simple pleasure of a slow morning, this charm is for the lover of all things artisanal. Wear it as a reminder to savor the small, flaky moments of joy that make life sweet.

Comes with a connector. Can be attached to a necklace or a bracelet.

For someone whose energy and ideas change the direction of things around them.

In Hindu mythology, Indra wields the vajra (thunderbolt) as a symbol of divine power, clarity, and the ability to break through obstacles. Lightning is the fastest natural force on earth.

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

Interlocking circle links in gold with CZ crystals set into the links — the ring wraps around the finger in the shape of a curb chain.

Curb chain jewellery has been around since the 1970s and has never really left — there's something about interlocking links that works on any finger, any hand.

A set of two enamel ghost brooches with shimmering stone details — each ghost has a distinct expression, sold as a pair, can be worn separately.

Notes from the founder:
"I put this in the collection because jewellery doesn't always have to be serious. A ghost brooch is for the person who wants to wear something that makes people smile, including themselves."

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

Dogs have lived with humans for at least 15,000 years — longer than any other animal. In the Mahabharata, a dog walks with Yudhishthira all the way to heaven because of its complete, unconditional loyalty.

A green oval CZ stud with a white CZ halo, dropping into a pavé CZ open circle from which five chandelier strands hang — each strand alternating white CZ stations and oval emerald green CZ stones. Heavy, architectural, and unmistakably Indian in its sensibility.

"This one is for the wedding season, the sangeet, the reception — the occasions where you're expected to show up fully. The green against gold is a classic Indian jewellery combination for a reason, and the chandelier drop gives it that movement that makes a statement earring worth wearing.”

A circular gold hoop with painted ceramic drops that resemble dates, strung together with a line of cubic zirconia crystals.

Notes from the founder:
"I've always been drawn to elements that look like they belong somewhere else - on a dinner table, in a bazaar - not necessarily in a jewellery box. Breaks the pattern. These look like dates and I think that's exactly why I love them."

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

These sparkling dice are a nod to the risk-taker who trusts their intuition and enjoys the thrill of the unknown. Wear them as a lucky charm for navigating life’s big decisions with a playful and optimistic spirit.

A gold stethoscope curled into a heart, the listening end forming the base, the earpiece curling away with three small gold beads. All gold, no stones. Precise, considered, and immediately meaningful to anyone who has ever worn one for real.

For the doctor, the nurse, the med student pulling an all-nighter. Or anyone who has ever been saved by one.

The lore: The stethoscope was invented in 1816 by French physician René Laennec — who, legend has it, rolled up paper into a tube because he was too embarrassed to press his ear directly to a patient's chest. That small act of improvisation became the most universally recognised symbol of medicine in the world. For over two centuries, the moment a stethoscope goes around someone's neck has meant the same thing: I am here to take care of you. Wearing it in gold means you carry that intention even when you're off duty.