Handmade Gemstone Jewelry as Seen on Creators
We are always moved when our handmade pieces find a home with inspiring people. Here is a glimpse of our gemstone jewelry as seen on some wonderful artists and storytellers.
I was so thrilled to see the talented Guneet Monga wearing my signature 'haati' pendant. Carved from howlite, this elephant charm for patience and calm was a perfect complement to her work on "The Elephant Whisperer."
Another shot of Guneet Monga wearing my howlite 'haati' pendant at a cricket match. It's wonderful to see my charms out in the world.
A feature showing Guneet Monga, from "The Elephant Whisperers," wearing my 'haati' pendant. I am so honored she chose to wear this piece.
The lovely Wamiqa Gabbi wearing my butterfly earrings. Carved from rainbow moonstone, they symbolize evolution and grace, and she wears them beautifully.
A beautiful shot of Wamiqa Gabbi in my butterfly earrings. They represent rebirth and evolution, paired with the magic of rainbow moonstone.
Wamiqa Gabbi smiling in my butterfly earrings. They are a reminder to move through life with grace and embrace change.
About As Seen On
When an artist or storyteller chooses one of our pieces, it is less about the spotlight and more about the connection. Take the 'haati' pendant seen here—it is carved from howlite, a stone known for patience and calm. It was not just an accessory; it was chosen to complement a story of resilience. Seeing these pieces integrated into someone else’s personal style confirms that our work is achieving its purpose: acting as a talisman for whoever wears it.
Why these pieces resonate
It is always humbling when our jewelry travels beyond our workbench and into the public eye. We do not create these pieces for trends or fast fashion cycles. We hand-carve each one with a specific intention—be it the howlite elephant for grounding or the rainbow moonstone for intuition—so it feels natural when they are chosen by people who resonate with that same energy.
The stories behind the stones
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Howlite Haati (Elephant) Pendant: Guneet Monga chose this piece for its grounding properties. Howlite is a stone of patience and calm, and seeing it worn by someone who tells powerful, patient stories like The Elephant Whisperers feels like a perfect alignment of energies. The porous, matte texture of howlite gives the elephant a soft, tactile presence that stands out without being loud.
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Rainbow Moonstone Butterfly Earrings: These were styled for Wamiqa Gabbi, and they highlight the transformative energy of moonstone. Butterflies represent evolution and rebirth. When paired with the iridescent, shifting light of rainbow moonstone, they become more than earrings; they act as a subtle reminder to move through life with grace during periods of change.
Making it yours
You do not need to be a public figure to find the right stone. Whether you are looking for a talisman to help you through a busy day or a piece that speaks to your personal journey, the process remains the same. We select the stones, hand-carve the shapes, and set them with intention. If you are drawn to the energy of these pieces, we can help you find the one that fits your specific story.
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