KAASHI lisa black jewllery Featuring a pure white baroque

Featuring a pure white baroque south sea pearl which beautifully offsets the deep blue of the lapis

Through the centuries coral has been a steady presence as a cherished gemstone featuring in items of adornment and ritual object since ancient times when it was believed to have amuletic powers and to ward off evils

nuanced blush tones of angel-skin coral

hailing from one of the many island cultures in the great archipelago of Indonesia

Our signature serpent clasp and detailing complements the fine and exquisite craftsmanship from this extraordinary period of ancient times

KAASHI lisa black jewllery Featuring a pure white baroqueThe earrings are our version of the Indigenous American dreamcatcher symbol. The use of 'dreamcatchers' originated with the Ojibwe or Chippewa people and were utilised within tribal cultures generally, in the Great Lakes region. The symbol is associated with the 'Spider Woman' intended as a protector and to encourage 'good dreams' to pass through. Here we celebrate the historical and cultural significance in our black horn Kaashi earring, this version