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The honeycomb cuff takes its symbolic meaning from the bee and the beehive as well as honey.

Symbolically, a bee is a spiritual traveller, honey is spiritual wisdom and thus a honeycomb is symbolically a place of memory and inspiration; a place of vision, love and transformation.

Kiri takes inspiration from the Greek word for Honeycomb: Kirithra. Part of our new Six of Six Collection; Kiri embodies the ‘rooms’ and ‘cells’ that make up the home where bees place their honey and young; a place of vision, love and transformation.

Kiri is for our spiritual woman, the wanderer and wild woman. With her open heart and wise soul.

The woman who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The woman who walks alone is likely to find herself in places no one has ever been before.” - Albert Einstein. 

Metal - Sterling silver / plated in 18ct yellow gold

The Elements necklace; representing Fire and Water; pairs two triangles symbolic of fire and water and connected with a semi precious stone or quartz.

Shown here with sterling silver and plated with black rhodium, paired with a Swarovski crystal focal stone.

Metal: Sterling Silver 

Also available via https://www.wolfandbadger.com/uk/elements-necklace/

Sun Goddess, Leona.  

Muse: Leona, is for our Lioness, the quiet but fearless woman; the mother, the sister, the friend, strong and loyal; she is the sun, the goddess the warrior.

Model also wears Leaon fancy hoop silver earrings

Introducing our Blue Dragon Vein agate necklace: 'The Emotional Healer' stone; named after Longmu, the mother of dragons as noted in ancient Chinese mythology.

She became an example of filial devotion and parental love; an important virtue in Chinese culture.

 As featured in Glamour. 

An elegant and simple design with an embossed effect on the ring which gives the ring a lunar landscape effect.

Created using a hammer and doming tool to create the effect. The finishing on the ring is unique one ring has a bright yellow gold finish is added to the inside of the ring and the other a bight silver finish.

All rings are bespoke and can be made to order.

Ring size shown is a ladies (M)

Here we introduce our Melissa earrings. In Greek mythology Melissa is the Bee Goddess. 

We use the hexagon again in homage to those worker bees. Pair with our Melissa necklace or our Hera necklace.  

Also stocked online with Wolf and Badger. 

As featured in The Art of Design and The World of Interiors magazines. 

This mosaic of clay beads from Ghana make up a beautiful bold statement piece. Finished with a sterling silver clasp.  They are simple reminders of the simplest aspects of life; love, peace and happiness.

Clay beads date as far back as 1000 BC in various regions across the world. In Africa, clay beads were used as trade beads in countries such as Ghana and Mali. More recently in the hippie era they were also known as ''Love Beads'. Clay beads were traditionally used in prayer strands as well as in amulets as jewelry.

A new edition to the Cocoon family. Made with one half of the original Cocoon, allowing you to see the hollow cavity within the original design; as if it was just before Chrysalis stage. 

A chrysalis is the pupal stage of butterflies. The term is derived from the metallic gold-coloration found in the pupae of many butterflies, referred to by the Greek term chrysós for gold.

Worn long on 27"inch chain. Available in Red gold, Sterling Silver and 18kt gold plated silver.