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New Earrings

Summer Studs

Introducing a new earring collection made for adorning yourself in nature. Small, collectible pieces in vivid tourmaline, clusters of sapphire and diamond, ethereal moonstone, and gold… each a study in the organic forms, unexpected details, and breathtaking beauty the earth arrives at on its own terms.

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To wear them is to carry that wonder with you: direct points of contact between your body and the earth, kept close through every moment. Objects made of nature, as a way back to your own.

An everyday foundational stud, featuring two round moonstones placed in a minimal bezel setting.

A beautiful rainbow moonstone glows, set in a gold disc with a subtle matte finish.

Sculptural and textured, this design is at once light and grounded.

A cluster of diamonds create a burst of light with delicate details.

This pendant features an oval medallion with a tactile design inspired by vintage lace. The pendant’s texture achieves a natural sense of movement that infuses the necklace with a nostalgic, hand-crafted sensibility.

Jewelry exists within a continuum that begins with the earth and continues through every hand in between. We believe jewelry is a connection to the earth and the people who shape it along the way. Each piece begins with materials drawn from the earth, shaped through the knowledge and care of many hands. From sourcing and making to wearing and collecting, jewelry moves through lives and communities over time.

Continuum is a journal series by WWAKE that traces this living process through five perspectives: From The Earth. Through The Studio. Onto The Body. Across A Lifetime. With Others.

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3 One Of A Kinds Shop [31]

4 Choose Your Gemstone Shop [19]

New Earrings

Summer Studs

Redesigning An Heirloom: A Ring That Changes Hands

Rock & Mineral Collection: A Guide to Collecting Gemstones

From Reference to Ring: How a Custom Piece Begins

Natural and Antique Diamonds: What Each Stone Carries

Stacking Rings: A Way of Thinking