The Kinthia collection

Self-Confidence Jewelry

What if self-confidence jewelry were mostly about daring before you feel ready? Brown and golden tiger’s eye reigns here, warmed by dark red garnet and by the sparkling orange of sunstone. These stones are credited with nerve and the urge to take your place, and it’s up to each of you to find the one that will remind you to take the first step.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Aquila, Unisex Gold Sheen Obsidian Pendant

$53.00

A teardrop of gold sheen obsidian, about 24 x 30 mm, black and polished, on an adjustable cord: a pendant for a man's neck as much as a woman's.

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.

Fabia, Unisex Malachite Pendant

$59.00

Deep green banded with paler shades, a malachite oval sits in a silver-plated bezel on this unisex pendant, one that anyone can borrow.

Fulvia, Three-Stone Tiger’s Eye Ring

$47.00

Three faceted tiger's eye ovals climb at a slant across this gold-tone steel ring, each in its smooth bezel, held by a double-wire band that adjusts from 54 mm around.

Glaphyra, Black Onyx Teardrop Earrings

$41.00

Below the lobe, these earrings let a black onyx teardrop hang, its facets fanning into a star, edged by a beaded gold-tone frame and held by a smooth hook.

Grapte, Tiger’s Eye Mandala Ring

$41.00

On the hand, this wide gold-tone steel ring unfolds an engraved flower with veined petals, a small round tiger's eye at its heart, and fits fingers from 53 mm around.

Heliodora, Sunstone and Clear Quartz Pendant

$41.00

Four beads strung in a column, glinting sunstone and transparent clear quartz in turn, make up this handmade pendant on a 50 cm gold-tone chain.

Leaina, Eye-Shaped Tiger’s Eye Pendant Necklace

$35.00

High on the chest, this tiger's eye necklace carries an eye-shaped pendant fringed with tiny gold-tone balls, at the end of a 40 cm chain.

Leonilla, Tiger’s Eye Sun Pendant

$35.00

This sun-shaped pendant holds a tiger's eye of honey brown, crossed by a streak of golden light, on an adjustable chain punctuated with small metal balls.

Marcella, Red Agate Bead Ring

$41.00

A round red agate bead nestles between the two arms of this silver-tone steel ring, which grip it like pincers, the band left open behind.

Prisca, Sodalite, Tiger’s Eye, and Black Onyx Mala

$53.00

A long mala of 8 mm beads, blue sodalite veined with white, black onyx, and tiger's eye, ending in a larger tawny bead and a navy blue tassel.

Rufina, Beaded Garnet Ring

$47.00

A beaded garnet ring, a small domed square of wine red rimmed with tiny silver-tone grains, on a delicate band you adjust to your size.

Severa, Tiger’s Eye Medallion Pendant

$35.00

Golden brown striped with honey, a faceted tiger's eye fills the center of this gold-tone alloy medallion, scored with fine fluting and circled with metal beads.

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.

Tullia, Double-Strand Tiger’s Eye Heart Necklace

$47.00

Worn, this necklace layers two strands, one carrying a tiger's eye heart on heart-shaped links, the other, shorter, a disk where an eye keeps watch.

Xanthe, Tiger’s Eye Circle Necklace

$47.00

Caramel brown with golden stripes, a faceted tiger's eye teardrop swings inside a textured gold-tone circle, on a necklace whose chain ends in a small heart.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Dare first, confidence follows

Confidence can’t be ordered into being. It’s built in small steps, and each step taken makes the next one less daunting. Some stones are given an encouraging role, but no piece of jewelry has ever gone to a job interview in anyone’s place: you wear it to remember what you’ve decided, without seeing it as a guarantee.

Tiger’s eye, seen most often here

Its golden bands on a brown ground shift with the light, and it’s the stone that comes up most often among these pieces. Here it’s chosen for sticking to your choices, even when the people around you have doubts, and for keeping your head high in the face of what intimidates you.

Sunstone, garnet, and pyrite

Sunstone, scattered with coppery flecks, is tied to the pleasure of taking up the space that’s yours and sharing your drive with others. Garnet, a dark red, speaks of commitment: staying true to what you love, even when it’s hard. Pyrite, with its metallic glints, goes with the ambitions you finally want to make real.

A piece on show, or kept to yourself

A ring gets seen, including by the person wearing it: it’s a good fit before a meeting or a presentation. A pendant can stay hidden under a collar, like a secret. A bracelet goes with the hand you hold out. Before an exam, a new job, or a first date, it’s also a lovely way to encourage someone.

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