Earrings

A solid gold open horseshoe-shaped stud with a large baroque freshwater pearl drop.

Each Freshwater Baroque pearl is unique and comes with imperfections, and thats the beauty of it.

Notes from the founder:
"The horseshoe is one of the oldest good luck symbols in the world and I didn't overthink it — I just liked the shape and the way the baroque pearl hangs from it. Every pearl is different, which means every pair is technically one of a kind."

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.

A chunky gold and silver dome hoop studded with multicoloured bezel-set stones — square white CZ, oval pink, round olive green, emerald green, and a clear white — each a different cut and colour, scattered across the gold like they landed there. Bold, chunky, unapologetically fun.

"This one makes me happy every single time I look at it. The mix of stone shapes and colours on a thick gold hoop shouldn't feel considered but it does — it's the jewellery equivalent of wearing all your favourite things at once”

A butterfly, a flower and a Zircon stone. 3 earrings in one. The joys of spring on you. The most delightful thing you will see today. 

Three small pieces that nibble at your ear, affectionately. Each a little bigger than the other. Very playful, very eye catchy.    

Green and white Zircon stones, ending in a drop

Multi-coloured zircon stones, coming together like confetti tossed in celebration — these capture pure delight, playful and free.

A gift for the young - and bold - at heart.

A drop in deep green, framed out of Zircon stones

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.”

For someone who loves deeply and is learning to direct some of that love back toward themselves.

The heart symbol was used in ancient Egypt and India to represent the seat of the soul — in the Vedic tradition, the hridaya (heart) is where consciousness lives. It is one of the oldest symbols we have.