N°34 The Wild Kind of Love Mother's Day Set

When the Ocean Finds Form

This piece carries that slow, warm oceanic flow you recognise the moment you feel it—the kind that doesn’t rush, but draws everything with it—translated into a long, 1920s–30s sensibility where length and movement matter more than anything fixed, and where the body becomes part of the line rather than something the piece simply sits on.

The oceanic agate at the centre holds that entire idea in place, its surface reading like a submerged landscape—greens folding into turquoise, softened by those warm, almost golden-brown tones that only appear when you stay with it long enough—echoed through turquoise, Peruvian lemon quartz, African turquoise, and those small shifts of colour in dragon vein agates, all threaded with hematite chevrons and fine gold-plated accents that guide the eye downward without ever interrupting the flow. The length is deliberate, allowing gravity to pull the stone into its natural resting point, while the two chain tassels extend that movement further, giving you something tactile, something to follow with your hands, something that keeps the piece alive.

The earrings stay within that same language, with one direction building soft stacks of golden-green baroque pearls with turquoise and Congo prenite for a more layered, textural feel of statement earrings (6cm long), while the long French ear wires carry finer pearl stacks that echo the vertical line in a lighter, more fluid way.

Even modeled in shade, you can see that the piece holds that quiet, warm oceanic glow—like something still moving beneath the surface.

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