The sparkle vault

A full CZ tennis bracelet in silver-tone with a single bezel-set heart CZ at the centre — available in white or pink. Every other stone is round and prong-set; the heart sits flush and quiet in the middle.

Notes from the founder: 
"The pink heart version is the one I keep coming back to. One blush stone in a sea of white CZ.. the white is classic, the pink is a mood."

Clusters of prong-set CZs punctuate a gold paperclip chain at perfectly spaced intervals — sparkle, then gold, then sparkle again. Like a sentence that knows when to breathe.

A large organic gold stud in an irregular folded shape, with three open-faced pockets filled with rough, uncut crystal fragments — each pocket holding a cluster of raw stones that catch light unevenly and beautifully. No two pairs will look identical.

Notes from the jewellery girl:
"Everything about this earring resists being labeled safe — the shape is molten, the stones are raw, the whole thing looks like it came out of the ground and decided to be jewellery. That's the point. Some of the best things are unfinished."

A bezel-set pear CZ and a powder blue enamel Hamsa — red eye at centre, two dots flanking — on a fine gold cable chain. 

The lore: The Hamsa — the open hand with an eye at its centre — is one of the oldest protective symbols in the world, predating both Judaism and Islam, found in ancient Carthage and Mesopotamia. It is called the Hand of Fatima, the Hand of Miriam, and simply hamsa (five in Arabic and Hebrew). Across every tradition that has carried it, the meaning is the same: I see what is coming for you, and it will not reach you.

A pavé CZ crystal fish-hook with a round real freshwater pearl drop

A strand of small oval Swarovski pearls with a rose gold pendant. A pavé CZ heart at the top, dropping into a large cluster of pink CZ stones in a four-petal flower shape with a baguette CZ at the centre.

Notes from the jewellery girl:
"I love this one! The pendant is almost bridal in its construction — the layered stones, the pavé surround — but on a pearl strand it becomes something you'd wear on a regular Wednesday. The earrings are deliberately smaller and simpler. The bullet shape is a bit unexpected for something that looks almost bridal, which is exactly why it works.

A CZ four-pointed star stud with a large matte gold teardrop Swarovski pearl drop.

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."

These 18k gold-plated huggie earrings feature a pave-lined hoop that suspends a detachable delicate, glittering bow charm crafted with heart-shaped crystal wings. This pair draws inspiration from late 18th-century coquette aesthetics and classic Edwardian "Lover's Knots," traditionally worn close to the face to invite playful romance and light-catching radiance to every expression.

A silver snake chain with clusters of gold beads at intervals and a pavé CZ oval link pendant at the centre. The pendant is silver-toned, which makes the gold beads on the chain the contrast detail.

Notes from the founder:
"I like the contrast.. that the jewellery can't decide what it is! Gold and silver together used to be a rule you weren't supposed to break and now it's just how people actually dress."