Babylon was a city built around desire in all its forms. The Ishtar Gate — dedicated to the goddess of love, beauty, and desire — was covered in lapis lazuli and gold, the most magnificent entrance in the ancient world. The Hanging Gardens, one of the Seven Wonders, were built by Nebuchadnezzar II for his wife, who missed the green hills of her homeland: desire made architecture, love made landscape. The Tower of Babel reached toward the sky not out of necessity, but out of the human impulse to build beyond what is required.

These earrings carry the texture of those walls — wide, architectural, bearing the marks of time on their surface. Cast using the ancient lost-wax technique, each pair emerges from a singular moment of fire, the surface hardening into something that looks ancient because it is made the ancient way. Babylon's excess, beauty, and grandeur, worn as evidence that what was once magnificent remains so.

is drawn to beauty in its grandest, most excessive form. For the one whose desires are architectural — vast, considered, built to last. For the one who knows that ruins are not endings. They are what remains after everything unnecessary has fallen away.

A meaningful gold hoop earring for those who wear jewellery as symbol, heirloom, and personal archive — a talismanic object of desire, beauty, and the power that remains.

A gift for her: the one who carries grandeur quietly, and wears history on her skin.

ᯓ Handmade in 925 sterling silver, plated with 18kt gold.
ᯓ Each piece is handcrafted using the ancient lost-wax technique — the wax melts in a singular moment of fire, and that exact moment shapes the metal forever. No two pieces are identical.
ᯓ Each earring weighs 9g.
ᯓ Crafted in small batches as a modern heirloom, made to gather touch, time, and memory.