The Kinthia collection

Natural Stone Chokers

The name says it all: a choker sits just above the collarbones and doesn’t swing when you move. The ones gathered here string beads of mixed stones, lined up without the slightest gap, in earth tones or deep blues. A necklace that stays in place from morning to night, without your having to straighten it.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Torquata, Landscape Jasper and Agate Choker Necklace laid flat, two strands of colorful beads and a lobster clasp.
Landscape jasper and agate choker necklace worn, both strands resting at the base of the neck.
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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.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

A necklace that stays put

Its short length keeps it in place: no dangling stone, nothing to catch on a scarf or in the hands of a child you’re carrying. It’s the necklace for active days, for walking, for cycling, for arms that are kept busy.

Tight beads, tone on tone

The designs line up beads packed tight against each other, often several stones mixed together: jaspers and agates for a tone-on-tone of earth colors, blue and black stones for a cooler look. One of them adds a second strand, slightly longer.

Choosing the right fit

A choker has to be chosen more precisely than a long necklace: too tight and it’s uncomfortable, too loose and it slips. Adjustable designs leave a little leeway and are better for gifting. It shows in full as soon as the neck is bare, with hair up or a simple T-shirt. Its volume stays modest, which makes it easy to pair with earrings.

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