Borrowed from the Swahili language, Nyuki* means “bee”. Its hexagonal shape is inspired by bees’ nests. It was made in our Parisian workshop, a unique piece of jewelry to wear every day. The spinel comes from the Mogok region in Burma, we sourced it during one of our trips. The Chrysoprase and Citrine from Kenya.

« Jewellery has so many different meanings to those who wear it but also for those who make it. 

 I cherish the idea that my jewelry is a tribute to every person who made it possible from the miners to the jewels to our customers, who wish to bring meaning to their actions through them. The Fairmined 100 Challenge is the chance to bring to light this journey in jewellery.»