The Kinthia collection

Vitality & Energy Jewelry

Several pieces of our vitality and energy jewelry are built around a sun, its rays reaching out from a stone set at the center. The speckled orange of sunstone, the red of agate and garnet, the yellow of citrine: every color of fire is here. They’re credited with the momentum of new beginnings and a taste for action, enough to keep a little warmth on you as winter settles in.

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Aurea, zircon sun necklace resting, a round openwork medallion with wavy rays.
Zircon sun necklace worn below the neck, the round medallion in the middle of the neckline.
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Aurea, Zircon Sun Necklace

$41.00

A good luck sun necklace in gold-tone stainless steel, its 24 mm openwork medallion sparkling with tiny zircons, on an adjustable box chain.

Citrine openwork heart ring at rest in three-quarter view, a yellow oval held by four prongs.
Citrine openwork heart ring worn, fingers spread, the hand seen from above.
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Cordula, Citrine Openwork Heart Ring

$47.00

A lucky stone for some, a stone of confidence for others, the oval citrine on this silver-plated ring is surrounded by small openwork hearts, on an adjustable band.

Fabia, Unisex Malachite Pendant at rest, a banded green oval in a silver-tone bezel, on a chunky chain.
Unisex malachite pendant worn in a V-neckline, on a fine chain.
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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.

Heliodora, Sunstone and Clear Quartz Pendant hanging free, its orange and transparent beads one below the other.
Sunstone and clear quartz pendant seen up close, on its gold-tone chain.
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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.

Isidora, gold-tone stainless steel Eye of Horus necklace resting, a medallion with a blue pupil over clear stones.
Gold-tone stainless steel Eye of Horus necklace worn at the center of the neckline, on a fine chain.
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Isidora, Gold-Tone Stainless Steel Eye of Horus Necklace

$41.00

A round medallion where the Eye of Horus is raised in gold tone over a bed of imitation zircons, with its blue pupil, on a box chain.

Marcella, Red Agate Bead Ring at rest, the bead held between two arms of silver-tone steel.
Red agate bead ring worn, the hand resting on the chest.
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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.

Ocellina, gold-tone alloy eye and sun pendant resting, a round medallion with an almond eye at the heart of a flower.
Gold-tone alloy eye and sun pendant worn, the medallion in the neckline of a pale blouse.
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Ocellina, Gold-Tone Alloy Eye and Sun Pendant

$35.00

On this round 14 mm medallion in gold-tone alloy, edged with tiny spheres, an almond-shaped eye opens among radiating petals, with a clear sparkle set in the iris.

Rufina, Beaded Garnet Ring from the front, a dark red square circled by a row of small silver-tone beads.
Beaded garnet ring on the finger, seen from above, the square stone well centered.
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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.

Theano, Wooden Flower of Life standing upright, interlaced circles cut out inside a double ring.
Wooden flower of life lying flat, seen in perspective.
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Theano, Wooden Flower of Life

$59.00

This 25 cm disk of pale wood, finely cut, carries a flower of life in which dozens of interlaced circles form a lattice of almond shapes, inside a double ring.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Symbolic vitality, not physical

No stone gives you strength, and you should be wary of anyone who claims otherwise. Here, vitality is meant in the symbolic sense: the urge to act, the joy of starting something, the drive that pulls a project out of the drawer. The pieces on this page serve as a reminder, to keep that urge in mind on the days it goes quiet.

Carnelian and peridot

Carnelian, a warm, translucent orange, is tied to taking action: turning an idea into a first move. Peridot, a vivid, almost acid green, speaks more of joy and hope, and of the small riches you notice along the way when you take the time to look.

The sun, a motif of momentum

The sun warms, lights, and ripens: it’s easy to see why, in so many cultures, it became the very image of life that grows. Here, it often surrounds a stone with its rays, smooth, beaded, or stone-set. Kunzite, a lilac pink, is linked to a gentler, less dazzling joy.

Wearing the color, or giving it

A bracelet in warm tones stands out against a dark outfit. A sun pendant stays visible at the neckline. These pieces go well with a fresh start: a new school year, a job change, a retirement just beginning. Choose the color that makes you want to get out the door, and the shape will follow.

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