N°38 The Wild Kind of Love Mother's Day Set

A Surface So Beautiful It Demanded Translation

Giant clam tissue doesn’t just sit there—it radiates, it performs, it dares you to look closer—and last year on a small island in Indonesia, Le Pirate, I found myself hovering over that impossible blue-green, gold-shot surface that felt less like biology and more like a living, breathing artwork I couldn’t quite leave behind. That moment was strong enough to finally release something I had held onto for decades: carved jade pendants from Singapore in the early 90s, now set free into a composition that moves between restraint and intensity without ever settling.

The outer necklace carries the full force—jade, ciel-bleu apatite, raw Canadian aquamarine, Brazilian agates, shards of glass catching light like fractured water—while the inner strand holds its nerve with a single, extraordinary Mexican chrysolite agate bead, quiet but undeniable. Wear them stacked for presence, alone for precision, or linked into one long, fluid line; both come with extender chains because this piece is meant to be played with, not fixed.

Three earring moods follow suit: bold dragon vein nuggets with briolettes in a lacy 22-carat gold-plated frame (7.1cm), a tiny stack of blue quartz, lemon jade and agate, and a long, elegant pair of pale blue agates set into patterned gold cones that draw the line of the neck out into something clean, deliberate, and quietly powerful.

This one doesn’t whisper—it holds light the way a clam does, and once you’ve seen that, it’s very hard to go back.

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