This piece was born from a walk along the Bosphorus at night. I wanted to capture the exact moment when the moonlight hits the dark waves. The central pearl represents the moon, suspended in the vast darkness of the obsidian beads. A reminder that even in the darkest night, there is light. 

      We do not force the stone; we listen to it. This raw crystal was left largely untouched to preserve its natural geometry and energy. Wrapped in hand-twisted silver, it serves as a grounding talisman for the wearer. It’s not just an accessory; it’s a piece of the earth 

     It took 14 hours of meticulous weaving to complete this structure. Using a forgotten ancient technique, hundreds of tiny seed pearls are threaded together to form a fabric-like fluidity. It moves as you move, becoming a second skin. A true labor of love 

     Perfection is boring. This baroque pearl refused to be round, growing wild and free in the ocean depths. Its organic, unpredictable shape catches the light in ways a perfect sphere never could. We didn’t shape it; we simply framed its rebellion with gold. For the woman who follows her own rules. 

         Some stones are for decoration; others are for the soul. This raw crystal acts as a shield against the noise of the world. Heavy, cool to the touch, and deeply grounding. We hand-wrapped it in oxidized silver to mirror the shadows it casts. Wear it as your personal armor 

     Jewelry should move as you move. Inspired by a waterfall frozen in time, these earrings are designed to dance with every turn of your head. The delicate chains shimmer like water, while the pearls at the end act as droplets of light. A whisper of elegance that speaks volumes 

         Stripped back to the essential. No excess, no noise. Just the pure geometry of silver holding a single, suspended crystal. We wanted to create the illusion of the stone floating on your skin. A study in balance and minimalism, proving that sometimes, the simplest things hold the most power 

     A constellation you can touch. This piece involves over 200 tiny crystals, each hand-threaded into a web of light. It mimics the scattered beauty of the night sky. Creating this texture requires hours of repetitive, meditative handwork. It is not just jewelry; it is a galaxy wrapped around your wrist