N°19 The Wild Kind of Love Mother's Day Set

The Northern Lights, Held in Form

This set begins and ends with one thing: an extraordinary labradorite cluster that refuses to behave like a stone. It pulls you in—like looking into the inhalant siphon of a giant clam, where colour spirals into itself, blues breaking into greens, gold flickering through like distant light, something between a galaxy, the northern lights, and a painting that shouldn’t exist. Labradorite does that—it sits quiet, almost grey, until the right light hits it and everything ignites. The Inuit say the northern lights were captured inside the stone—and when this moves, you see it.

Because that cluster does all the talking, everything else is pared back. The necklace leans into a 1920s architectural restraint—clean, deliberate, almost Deco in its control. Labradorite accents, mother of pearl, hematite, lava and pearls build a quiet structure around the centre, never competing, always supporting.

The pendant itself sits within a hammered gold circle, grounding that shifting light, giving it form. The necklace comes with an extended chain, designed to sit exactly where you want it.

The earrings follow the same logic—there’s a pure labradorite pair that flashes electric blue when the light hits (5.5cm long); a more structured option with hematite cubes, pearls and agates in gold and silver tones (6.9cm long); and a final, lighter pair on long French ear wires, reduced to a quiet shimmer.

It’s 1920s in its restraint, but unmistakably contemporary in how it moves—clean lines holding something wild.

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