The Nomad Collection is a tribute to the idea of carrying a piece of home with you, wherever you go. At the heart of this collection is the original bracelet, which features a hare symbolizing freedom. The hare, deeply woven into the mythology of many cultures (including England) is always linked to its home, no matter the journey. The story of the hare is one that can be interpreted in countless ways, allowing each wearer to find their own meaning.
Each pendant in the collection is designed to hold a small pebble; whether from the place you call home or from a location that resonates with you. It’s a way to carry a tangible reminder of what grounds and comforts you, a silent connection to the places and people that provide strength, no matter where life takes you.
The bracelet serves as a personal narrative, a wearable story that adapts to your own life’s journey, accompanying you through every adventure. The rings are like chapters, representing both the sense of home and the countless adventures still waiting to unfold.
The Nomad Collection is a tribute to the idea of carrying a piece of home with you, wherever you go. At the heart of this collection is the original bracelet, which features a hare symbolizing freedom. The hare, deeply woven into the mythology of many cultures (including England) is always linked to its home, no matter the journey. The story of the hare is one that can be interpreted in countless ways, allowing each wearer to find their own meaning.
Each pendant in the collection is designed to hold a small pebble; whether from the place you call home or from a location that resonates with you. It’s a way to carry a tangible reminder of what grounds and comforts you, a silent connection to the places and people that provide strength, no matter where life takes you.
The bracelet serves as a personal narrative, a wearable story that adapts to your own life’s journey, accompanying you through every adventure. The rings are like chapters, representing both the sense of home and the countless adventures still waiting to unfold.
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