A journal on personal style.
And the things around it.
Fashion, creative conversations and everyday reflections.
A space to explore how we dress, what inspires us, and the pieces we choose to make our own.
Products
Black and white faux-fur earrings with a rounded shape and long textured fibres. Lightweight design with a soft, voluminous finish.
Handmade individually, making each piece slightly unique.
Sold as a pair.
Composition
Faux fur
Stainless steel
Care
Handmade piece. Please handle with care.
Keep away from water and store separately to preserve its shape.
Pink faux-fur earrings with a rounded shape and long textured fibres. Lightweight design with a soft, voluminous finish.
Handmade individually, making each piece slightly unique.
Sold as a pair.
Composition
Faux fur
Stainless steel
Care
Handmade piece. Please handle with care.
Keep away from water and store separately to preserve its shape.
Brown faux-fur earrings with a rounded shape and long textured fibres. Lightweight design with a soft, voluminous finish.
Handmade individually, making each piece slightly unique.
Sold as a pair.
Composition
Faux fur
Stainless steel
Care
Handmade piece. Please handle with care.
Keep away from water and store separately to preserve its shape.
White coconut shell button choker with a short black leather cord and stainless steel closure.
Designed to sit close to the neck, with an oversized coconut shell button and a natural textured finish.
Handmade individually, making each piece slightly unique.
Composition
Coconut shell button
Leather cord
Stainless steel
Care
Handmade piece. Please handle with care.
Keep away from water and store separately to preserve its finish.
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