N°49 Mother's Day 2025 Special Set

Where the Reef Draws Its Own Map

The emotional pull of this jewellery set is like the feeling you get when you drift with an underwater current—no paddling, no control, just pure surrender to the ocean’s quiet, unstoppable momentum. 

This necklace is a portrait of those gentle forces that shape reefs and life beneath the surface. The Crazy Lace Agate, Tiger Eye & Agate beads, shifting from vibrant aquas to deep indigos, echo how light filters and bends through different layers of water. Near the surface, it’s almost blindingly clear. As you descend, the world turns deep and secretive, whispering in soft, liquid tones.

The cascading pendant, made of layered Mexican Crazy Lace Agate framed in silver, feels like underwater rock ledges worn smooth by tides. It mirrors those hypnotic patterns you see on sandbanks and coral shelves, sculpted endlessly by currents you can’t see but always feel.

As for the earrings, you have 2 pairs to choose from, depending on your mood:

• Structured square-drop Mexican Crazy Lace Agate earrings – Strong and steady, they mimic the quiet resilience of reef outcrops standing firm against the steady surge of water (6.5cm long).
• Teardrop earrings – Tiny orbs of deep sea-blue, like the last few bubbles escaping from a diver’s exhale, spinning lazily upward toward the light.

Together, these earrings feel like different moods of the ocean itself—lightness and gravity, movement and stillness, all intertwined.

Wearing this set feels like carrying the ocean's slow, powerful heartbeat with you. It reminds me and hopefully you of those rare dives and times spent in water where you forget to check your watch or your depth, because you’re too lost in wonder—watching the reef sway, feeling the currents nudge you gently onward, letting the ocean tell its endless story through you.

Naturally, you can wear each necklace alone, stack them or connect them to create mid length or long necklace!

• Agates & Tiger Eye from Brazil
• Crazy Lace Agate from Mexico
• silver-plated base from Istanbul and Bali