The Kinthia collection

Mother’s Day Collection

After the macaroni necklace from grade school, the Mother’s Day collection offers a way to say thank you in more lasting materials. The pink of quartz, lilac-colored amethyst, and the seafoam green of amazonite share the rings, bracelets, and necklaces. The gesture stays the same, with a stone and a few more years.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Anthousa, Amethyst Charm Necklace

$44.00

An amethyst necklace whose faceted purple teardrop, hung from a little gold-tone star, is surrounded by a few dangling charms, on a thin, adjustable gold-tone steel chain.

Damaris, Amazonite Eye Necklace

$47.00

A small gold-tone triangle engraved with a blue eye hangs from this amazonite necklace, where little bright blue-green rondelles and pale green faceted beads alternate, punctuated by gold-tone metal beads.

Dorcas, Amazonite and Apatite Eye Necklace

$47.00

Pale seafoam green, peacock blue, and dark green follow one another on this 39 cm necklace of alternating amazonite and apatite, with a long-lashed gold-tone eye hanging from it.

Gemma, Amazonite Flower Ring

$47.00

An amazonite flower ring, a seafoam-green oval marbled with white in a ruff of tiny gold-tone grains, set on two thin bands, and adjustable.

Lalage, Wide Amazonite Ring

$41.00

A milky blue-green amazonite oval holds court at the center of a very wide gold-tone steel band, engraved with chevrons and rows of small circles, adjustable from 53 mm around.

Maximilla, Oval Amethyst Ring

$53.00

Impossible to miss on the hand: a domed amethyst oval of 15 x 20 mm in a smooth silver-plated bezel, on an open band that adjusts.

Nossis, Rose Quartz Heart Ring

$44.00

A polished rose quartz oval, held by four prongs, is framed by engraved openwork hearts on this silver-tone alloy ring with a thin adjustable band.

Phila, Rhodonite, Amethyst, and Freshwater Pearl Necklace

$47.00

Dusty rose, lilac, and iridescent white share this short necklace, where faceted rhodonite and amethyst beads frame three pauses of freshwater pearls.

Regilla, Rose Quartz Crown Necklace

$47.00

A gold-tone star caps the teardrop of this rose quartz necklace, whose chain, dotted with small spheres, also carries an openwork crown, two pink beads, and a gold-tone disk.

Syntyche, Amethyst, Rose Quartz, and Amazonite Ring

$47.00

Worn, this open ring sets three faceted stones on the finger, a violet amethyst teardrop, a rose quartz cushion, and a second cushion of pale green amazonite, in gold-tone settings.

Theodosia, Three-Band Amethyst Ring

$47.00

A twisted bezel rims the round amethyst of this wide ring, made of three gold-tone stainless steel bands and adjustable to the finger.

Torquata, Landscape Jasper and Agate Choker Necklace

$59.00

Bright blue, powder pink, ocher, and soft green take turns along the two strands of this necklace worn close to the neck, where blue decorative beads slip in between jaspers and agates.

Tryphaena, Amazonite, Rose Quartz, and Aventurine Ring

$47.00

Bright orange, soft pink, and blue-green: three faceted stones of aventurine, rose quartz, and amazonite crowd onto a gold-tone steel setting that starts at 54 mm around.

Varia, Multicolor Tourmaline Sun Necklace

$56.00

A miniature sun bristling with gold-tone points holds a marbled pink rhodonite, hanging from a strand of tourmalines in every color, pink, green, honey, and black, scattered with gold-tone grains.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

A date for saying thank you

Mother’s Day moves a little from one year to the next, but the idea stays the same: thanking the woman who raised us, supported us, and sometimes put up with us. A piece of jewelry has the edge over a bouquet in that it lasts, and can be worn long after the day itself.

Which stones for a mother?

Rose quartz, an emblem of tenderness, remains the most obvious choice. Amethyst, linked to stepping back, speaks to mothers who are always racing the clock, and amazonite, turned toward honest conversation, to those you love talking with for hours. Choosing the color matters as much as choosing the stone.

Mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers

The collection isn’t only for moms in the strict sense: stepmothers and mothers-in-law, grandmothers, godmothers, adoptive mothers, and mothers of the heart have their place here too. A few orgonites and crystal points round out the selection, for those who would rather have an object to keep at home than a piece of jewelry.

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