N°41 The Wild Kind of Love Mother's Day Set

Painting the ocean from above

There are moments underwater that don’t feel real, and the tissue of a giant clam is one of them—an aerial map of something that doesn’t exist anywhere else. Blues that shouldn’t sit next to each other, turquoise breaking into deep royal tones, veins of gold running through it like currents you can’t quite trace. It reads like an Aboriginal painting of an ocean system imagined rather than observed.

This set is built entirely around translating that impossibility. The main necklace carries bold slabs of sea sediment jasper—each one its own landscape, saturated in those shifting blues and threaded with warm, mineral golds—anchored by a sculptural 22-carat gold-plated pendant from Istanbul that pulls everything into focus. The second necklace pares it back, running through tiny amazonite cubes and a hammered gold bar, giving the eye a place to rest while still holding the same palette. Worn together, they build depth; worn separately, they stay precise and clean.

The earrings carry that same visual language—there’s the statement pair where crazy lace agate, glass shards, lapis lazuli from Afghanistan and quartz crystals stack into something almost geological, like fragments lifted straight from that living surface (6.8cm long); and a second, lighter pair where glass droplets and small lapis notes hold just a trace of that colour, quieter but still unmistakable.

Everything in gold is 22-carat gold plated from Istanbul, and it does exactly what it needs to—hold warmth against those impossible blues.

This isn’t an interpretation that softens the source. It holds onto the intensity—the sense that what you’re looking at shouldn’t quite exist—and lets you wear it anyway.

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