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A timeless emblem of love, beauty, and grace, this tiny rose blooms with a hint of sparkle. At its heart rests a small pink sapphire, capturing the beauty of a rose in full bloom—small enough for everyday wear, yet timelessly elegant. Wear it on its own for understated charm, or layer it with othe...

A tiny bloom with a Ceylon blue sapphire at its centre, the Mini Forget-Me-Not Necklace carries the flower’s rich symbolism. Long associated with remembrance, true love, and cherished memories, it’s a perfect piece to honour moments you never want to forget—or to create new ones worth remember...

A tiny bloom with a Ceylon blue sapphire at its centre, the Mini Forget-Me-Not Necklace carries the flower’s rich symbolism. Long associated with remembrance, true love, and cherished memories, it’s a perfect piece to honour moments you never want to forget—or to create new ones worth remember...

A tiny bloom with a pink sapphire at its centre, the Mini Forget-Me-Not Necklace carries the flower’s rich symbolism. Long associated with remembrance, true love, and cherished memories, it’s a perfect piece to honour moments you never want to forget—or to create new ones worth remembering. Sm...

A timeless emblem of love, beauty, and grace, this tiny rose blooms with a hint of sparkle. At its heart rests a small diamond, capturing the beauty of a rose in full bloom—small enough for everyday wear, yet timelessly elegant. Wear it on its own for understated charm, or layer it with other neck...

Kawakawa is closely related to black pepper and kava, and it can be seen in coastal and lowland forest throughout mainland New Zealand. The plant with the heart-shaped leaves are an important part of Maori culture. A sprig of kawakawa would be placed under the bed as a good luck charm to bring about...

Garnet, the birthstone for January, symbolises faith, love and strength. It was also believed to be a protective stone, and was popular amongst warriors and royalty.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by the forget me not flower, which symbolises remembrance, good memories and true love.Detai...

The birthstone for February is amethyst. Ancient Greeks believed this stone can protect its owner from drunkenness, and wore amethyst and carved amethyst wine goblets.Amethyst represents sincerity and security. It is also associated with royalty and nobility.The birthstone flower necklace is inspire...

Aquamarine, the birthstone for March, was known for its connection to the sea. The name ‘aquamarine’ derives from the Latin for ‘seawater’, and Ancient Romans believed that aquamarine could protect wearers who are travelling across the sea.It is associated with tranquility, calmness and clar...

The name diamond comes from the Ancient Greek word ‘Adamas’, which means ‘unbreakable’. Diamond is one of the hardest minerals on earth, and it is associated with courage, strength and everlasting love. Diamond is the birthstone for April.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by the for...

Emerald, the birthstone for May, was one of Cleopatra’s favourite gemstones. The Ancient Egyptians thought this stone was a charm of rebirth and fertility.It was believed that the emerald gives the wearer the ability to predict the future. It is also associated with growth, health, wealth and fait...

Pearl, the birthstone for June, symbolises purity, modesty and wisdom. It is associated with the Moon, Venus and femininity.Unlike most gemstones which are minerals, pearls are organic material formed within the softer tissue of a living shelled mollusc.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by ...

Ruby, the birthstone for July, symbolises love and passion, and is believed to bring good luck.Due to the blood-like colour, ruby has been associated with health, physicality and strength. Warriors wore ruby, and it was supposed to increase the strength of the wearer. The birthstone flower necklace ...

Peridot, the birthstone for August, was regarded as the gem of the sun by the Ancient Egyptians. This light green stone was believe to ward off evil, enchantments and depression.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by the forget me not flower, which symbolises remembrance, good memories and tr...

Sapphire, the birthstone for September, is believed to be a protective gemstone. It symbolises nobility, truth, serenity and faithfulness.The Persians thought the earth was on a giant sapphire, and the colour of the sky was reflection of the sapphire.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by the...

Tourmaline, the birthstone for October, comes in a wide range of colours. It was believed that tourmaline increases creativity, and is helpful for people in the creative field.Alchemists thought tourmaline was related to the philosopher’s stone.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by the for...

Citrine, the birthstone for November, was thought to be a stone of prosperity and abundance. It was called the success stone or the merchant stone, because many businesses put citrine in their cash registers for good fortune. The colour of the stone was believed to radiate positive energy. It was al...

Blue topaz, the birthstone for December, symbolises honesty, deep emotional attachment and clarity of feelings. It is associated with wisdom and believed to bring the wearer success in their endeavour.The birthstone flower necklace is inspired by the forget me not flower, which symbolises remembranc...