N°190 Christmas 2025 Special Set

Komodo Colours, Reimagined for your Collarbones & Earlobes

A few miles off Komodo, I found myself hovering above a city of bubble anemones—opaline spheres swelling like breathing jewels, each one shifting from green to lilac to soft champagne light. That palette lodged itself in my mind, and this four-piece set is my answer to that underwater hallucination of colour and movement.

The outer necklace leans into bold simplicity: African turquoise in that unmistakable bottle-green glow, tiny agates for contrast, hammered crescent moons, and a rare champagne-hued baroque pearl—a tone as uncommon as green eyes in humans. The inner necklace softens the silhouette with rose quartz, magenta-brushed agates, and a raw emerald, deliberately left unrefined so it keeps its geological attitude.

Two earring pairs follow the same rhythm: big, gleaming baroque pearls for when you want the room to notice, and a more contemplative pair—rose quartz, agates, African jade—on long, easy French wires.

Historically, this palette sits somewhere between late-Victorian romanticism and 1980s jewel-tones, yet it still feels impeccably contemporary: refined, lush, and quietly eccentric. Like the anemones, it glows without ever shouting.

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

• The spiral drop earrings are full of kinetic energy—like a spiral shell spinning slowly in a tidal pool, or the sweeping arc of a siphonophore tentacle drifting on a current (5.3cm long).Their swirl speaks to the constant, graceful motion that defines life in tidal systems. 
  
• The minimal long-drop pair offer a quieter echo: the slow, patient drift of plankton, the lazy sway of feather stars feeding in a gentle back-eddy. They’re lighter, simpler, but still fully tied into the overall story of movement and life.

Every stone in this set is selected with care, it’s marine biology in full regalia—handcrafted, bold, and life-affirming.