Aythear Earrings
Aythear earrings draw their name and soul from Aether, the primordial Greek god of the bright upper sky, the pure luminous air that only the gods themselves breathed. Born at the very beginning of all things, Aether was the first light, the radiant substance from which the cosmic egg was fashioned and within which all creation waited to be born. A long teardrop of 18k gold descends from a fine stud and broadens into a wide, luminous base, where a single brilliant gemstone blazes like the moment light first entered the universe.
Aythear earrings are available in rose gold with ruby, white gold with sapphire, and yellow gold with diamond.
Brasilis Earrings
Brasilis earrings draw their form from one of the most audacious architectural gestures of the twentieth century, the twin towers of Brazil's National Congress in Brasília, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. Brasilis earrings shows two parallel columns of 18k gold rise side by side, each to a different height, with brilliant gemstones suspended between them, architecture distilled to its purest line, a nation's dream worn at the ear.
Brasilis earrings are available in rose gold with ruby, white gold with sapphire, and yellow gold with diamond.
Dryenne Earrings
Dryenne earrings take their name and soul from the Dryads, the ancient Greek tree nymphs whose lives were bound to the sacred forests, whose spirits lived within the oak and the ash and the laurel, and whose very existence was inseparable from the trees they inhabited. Five curved strands of 18k gold cascade freely from a central oval stud, each one ending in a precise gold cube, branch and root, nature and geometry, the living tree made wearable.
Dryenne earrings is available in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold.
Haumea Earrings
Haumea earrings are named for the great Hawaiian mother goddess of fertility and childbirth, one of the most ancient and revered deities in the Hawaiian islands, mother of Pele, of Hi'iaka, of an entire lineage of gods and people. Eternally renewing rather than merely ageless, Haumea moved through the ages in an unbroken cycle of transformation and return. Two elongated oval loops of 18k gold twist into a perfect figure-eight, the symbol of infinity, of endless renewal, of life returning to itself.
Haumea earrings is available in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold.
Thyiad Earrings
Thyiad earrings are named for Thyia — the sacred Naiad nymph of Mount Parnassus, the first to sacrifice to Dionysus and to celebrate his rites in his honor, giving her name to all women who would follow — the Thyiades, those who rave in the god's honor. A long cascade of linked oval forms descends from a smooth stud in 18k gold, each element connected to the next in an unbroken rhythm — a procession in gold, a dance down the mountain.
Thyiad earrings are available in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold.
Tianquiztli Earrings
Trishyan Earrings
Trishyan earrings draw their name and soul from Tyche, the ancient Greek goddess of fortune, fate and the invisible currents of destiny. Unlike the thunder-wielding Zeus or the wise Athena, Tyche ruled the invisible currents of luck, the sudden wind that fills a merchant's sails, the throw of a dice, the fate of a newborn prince. Long strands of 18k gold twist and interweave into an open cage of breathtaking elegance, suspended from a graceful hook, fortune itself, woven into gold.
Trishyan earrings are available in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold.
Vasuki Earrings
Vasuki earrings carry the spirit of the mythical cosmic serpent of ancient legend, a sinuous, flowing form that winds gracefully from lobe to tip. Each curve of the 18k gold body cradles a brilliant gemstone, creating a rhythm of light and color that moves with the wearer.
Long, bold, and utterly captivating, for those who embrace the extraordinary.
Available in rose gold with rubies, white gold with sapphires, and yellow gold with diamonds.
Vertius Earrings
Vertius earrings carry the memory of the ziggurat, the great stepped temples of ancient Mesopotamia that rose between earth and heaven, painted in gold and bronze so that they burned like fire against the sky. A soaring triangular silhouette with a precision interior cutout frames a single luminous gemstone, ascending to a fine point as if reaching toward something divine.
Available in rose gold with ruby, white gold with sapphire, and yellow gold with diamond.
Veryon Earrings
Veryon earrings are named for the Vermilion Bird, the great celestial guardian of the South in Chinese cosmology, symbol of fire, summer, and transformation. A sleek rectangular bar in 18k gold carries fluid scroll engravings and a cascade of brilliant gemstones, the contrast between architectural structure and organic ornament as ancient as the myth that inspired it.
Available in rose gold with rubies, white gold with sapphires, and yellow gold with diamonds.
Wuchowsen Earrings
Wuchowsen earrings carry the spirit of the immortal Wind Bird of Wabanaki legend.
In the legends of the Wabanaki people, Wuchowsen is the immortal Wind Bird, a great spirit whose wings set the world in motion, invisible in origin yet unmistakable in its power. These 18k gold earrings carry that same quiet force: a delicate helical twist that needs no gemstone, no excess — only the pure, shifting play of light across gold to make itself known.
True elegance, like the wind, does not announce itself. It simply moves.
Available in yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold.