Shanta takes its cues from Kangchenjunga — the “Five Treasures of the Snow”, rising between Nepal and India. A place of sharp peaks, pale light and long stretches of quiet. At the centre sits a raw quartz pendant, left irregular and imperfect. Around it, rose quartz, crystal glass, natural baroque pearls and lilac-toned stones shift between translucent, milky and softly reflective surfaces. Small 18k gold-plated details bring a little warmth to the otherwise cool palette. The arrangement is deliberately uneven. Different shapes, textures and tones sit alongside one another rather than matching perfectly — a small reference to landscapes that rarely do. The number five quietly runs through the design, borrowed from the five treasures associated with Kangchenjunga. Not something you need to notice. Just a detail that belongs there. For days that need a gentler kind of strength. Materials: raw quartz pendant, rose quartz, natural baroque freshwater pearls, crystal glass, quartz, lilac stone beads, 18k gold-plated beads and findings. Necklace length: 43 cm + 5 cm extender Need a different size or want to customise the piece to your taste? Send us a message — we’re happy to help.
