N°11 The Wild Kind of Love Mother's Day Set

Where Skeleton Meets Softness

This set is built around one of the most arresting forms in the ocean—a gorgonian fully feeding, its fine skeletal architecture holding space while hundreds of polyps extend into the current, white and silver, soft against structure, alive against restraint. That tension carries through the entire piece.

The outer necklace stays grounded but luminous, with moonstone, rock quartz and pearls keeping the palette clean while a small oxidised silver coral colony sits at the centre—just enough organic complexity to interrupt the order. The inner strand sharpens the line further, running through gold and silver-plated hematite chevrons that bring a distinctly modern edge without losing that quiet, reef-born softness.

The statement sits below: three graduated double-pointed quartz crystals, precisely aligned, their faceting catching light like moving water—architectural, deliberate, nothing excess. Both necklaces come with extended chains, designed to be worn separately, stacked, or connected into one longer, more fluid piece.

The earrings carry that same balance without repeating it—the quartz pair mirrors the central form with faceted double points lifted by pearls and moonstone (6.2cm long), the coral pair reduces everything to metallic structure with twin silver-plated coral elements on gold ear wires (3.7cm long), and the smallest option strips it right back to pearls alone, light, precise, almost weightless.

Gold and silver plated elements sourced through Istanbul, Jaipur and Seoul bring warmth and clarity in equal measure, while the entire set holds that rare balance—contemporary, but unmistakably organic, like something lifted directly from a reef and refined just enough to wear.

This hand-crafted set will be beautifully gift-wrapped and ready as an exceptional gift for yourself or an unexpected gift for someone special.