N°182 Reserved for Jo

A Lava Palette, Refined for Real Life

This set lives in the tension between lava still in motion and stone already cooled. 
The long necklace—worn as a single sweep or doubled into a sharp, two-strand shorty—runs on that volcanic rhythm: onyx, sardonyx, carnelian, hessonite, agates, sea-sediment jasper, plated druzy, and lava that still keeps its pitted texture. The palette is textbook colour theory: deep blacks absorbing light, saturated oranges radiating it back. It’s why carnelian has been worn for thousands of years—from ancient Egypt through Roman signet rings—not for mystique, but because the warm-orange wavelengths consistently read as energy, confidence, and alertness.

Two interchangeable pendants shift the whole tone. The first, an extraordinarily cut carnelian drop, feels sharp and contemporary; the second, an orthoceras fossil, is 350 million years old and looks almost deliberately modernist—long, minimal, graphic, like something that shouldn’t predate cities, let alone humans.

The earrings follow the same logic: a 6.8 cm hammered-moon statement pair with onyx, hessonite, agates, and spinel; and a lighter pair on long French ear wires with tiny lava beads.

Together, the set reads polished but not precious—easy with a black dress, effortless with a T-shirt. A grounded, elemental kind of style.

 The Set will be beautifully gift-wrapped and ready as an exceptional gift for yourself or an unexpected gift for someone special.