Foramour Originals - designs we've obssessed over

A continuous strand of tiny real freshwater pearls with a ribbed gold heart pendant at the centre — pink zircon-set, textured, warm. The matching hook earrings carry the same heart. Delicate chain, bold feeling.

Notes from the jewellery girl: "Pearls and a heart. The oldest combination there is. I didn't try to complicate it - except maybe the crystal."

A deep emerald-green oval zircon, halo-set with round and baguette CZs, suspended from a gold paperclip chain. 

Length: 20 inch can be adjusted as per need.

Three charms, one clasp, zero rules. A pave CZ hummingbird mid-flight. A sun medallion with a princess-cut zircon at its centre. A blue enamel evil eye with CZ lashes, watching over everything. They hang together on a fine cable chain — layered, stacked, intentional.

This is quintessential Foramour. Every charm means something. The hummingbird for freedom. The sun medallion for clarity. The evil eye for protection. Wear all three or start with one — for the story you're building.

Notes from the jewellery girl: "This is the necklace I made for the woman who has done the inner work. She knows what she's protecting, what she's moving toward, and what she refuses to be afraid of anymore. The charms aren't decoration. They're declarations."

These sculptural earrings feature textured petals that curve elegantly around a central, luminous Swarovski pearl. 

Notes from the founder: "I wanted to create something that felt like a treasure found on a Mediterranean shore. There is a beautiful tension between the organic, raw texture of the golden petals and the perfect, smooth glow of the pearl. They are bold enough to be a statement but light enough to feel like a natural extension of yourself."

A gold snake chain with a sliding adjustable bolo closure and two tails of unequal length, each ending in a star-shaped freshwater pearl with a small gold bead at the tip. Adjustable length, luminous stars, and a lariat drop that moves as you do.

Notes from the founder: "Star-shaped pearls are not something you come across every day — the fact that a pearl can be coaxed into a star is still a little bit magical to me. Two of them, offset, dropping from a bolo lariat? I had no choice but to make this one."

A long gold paperclip chain with a gold ring lariat closure. A CZ-set horseshoe with number 7 inside, and a large pavé CZ tiger tooth pendant drops from the lariat at the centre. Chain Length: 24 inch

Charms are detachable, and can be rearranged as you like.

Notes from the founder:
“The horseshoe has been a protection symbol for over a thousand years. The number 7 is considered the luckiest number across almost every culture. The tiger tooth at the bottom is the vaghnakh tradition — strength and protection worn on the body. All three on one chain, and you may just have everything working for you at once."

A textured gold fish-tail stud with an enamel sea turtle drop. The turtle's shell is split teal and yellow with a gold starfish detail, tiny black crystal eyes, and a dotted gold border.

Notes from the founder:
"Sea turtles have been on this planet for 100 million years and they got here by not rushing (love this part!). With the fish tail on top it feels like the whole ocean is in one earring. The colours on the shell add to the joy..making the piece come alive."

Three charms, one gold scroll chain, zero apologies. The hibiscus in hot pink enamel. The spiral sun in pave CZ. The abalone butterfly, iridescent and pearl-edged. Together they tell the story of a woman who blooms, who radiates, and who has already become.

Wear this combination or build your own — the charm ring holds whatever story you're writing right now.

Notes from your jewellery girl: "I put these three together because they all mean the same thing in different languages. Growth. Light. Transformation. Some days you need all three on your neck at once. (Plus these look so pretty together!!)"