The kingdom of pearl

Eight pearls are strung in a gentle arc upon a fine 18k gold-plated link chain. 

Notes from the founder: "There is a quiet rhythm to this piece that I find incredibly grounding. I wanted the pearls to sit in a soft curve, mimicking the natural weight of a strand while keeping the airiness of a gold chain—it’s a modern way to wear a very ancient protective stone."

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

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 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."

Faux Pearls with and a red Zircon stone. Everyday wear jewellery

A single freshwater pearl rests on a delicate beaded chain

A small gold huggie hoop. A large real baroque freshwater pearl. The pearl is flat, wide, and slightly iridescent, the kind that catches light differently every time you move. The hoop sits close to the ear; the pearl does all the talking.

Notes from the founder: "I kept waiting to add something to this design. A charm, a detail, an extra loop. I never did. Some things are already finished."

A necklace and earrings set, in the shape of hearts with faux pearls.