November | Citrine and Topaz
November has two birthstones: citrine and topaz. Both come in warm golden shades, and both have long been tied to warmth, clarity and good fortune. Citrine is the more affordable...
THE AMBER HOUR
The last light of day, caught and kept. Warm citrine and topaz set in burnished gold — built for the hour when everything slows down and turns the color of honey.
14k Solid Gold
Hand-crafted from recycled 14k solid yellow gold, this collection is built for pieces meant to last generations, not seasons. Necklaces, earrings, and rings finished with a cross-brushed texture, set with precious stones, and carrying ancient talismans — each stone natural, ethically sourced, and traceable, set by hand by expert stone setters.
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The Ancient Greek Edit
A pared-back selection drawn from the language of antiquity — laurel curves, amphora silhouettes, the quiet geometry of columns and coin. Each piece translates a fragment of Greek form into something wearable now: hand-brushed 18k gold, worn soft at every edge.
GEMSTONES
The gemstone collections is comprised of necklaces, earrings and rings made with 18 karat gold-vermeil bronze. Each stone is ethically sourced, natural and traceable to ensure ethical craftsmanship and set by hand by expert stone setters. The stone chosen for each piece is based on its historical significance through mythology and ancient cultures and has a unique meaning.
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The Greek Evil Eye (Mati): Meaning and How to Wear It
The evil eye, called mati in Greek, is a protective amulet against envy. The belief is that an admiring or jealous look can bring bad luck; the painted eye stares...
Medusa and the Serpent: What a Snake Ring Means
A snake ring symbolizes rebirth, healing and protection. The serpent sheds its skin and returns whole, so the Greeks linked it to renewal and to Asclepius, god of medicine. Medusa,...
Greek Mythology Jewelry, and the Gods Behind the Names
Greek mythology jewelry borrows from a short list of gods, places and symbols that the ancient Greeks themselves wore, carved and offered at temples. Each one carried a meaning: protection,...