Our Story
Inspired by nature, 20th century icons, antiquity jewels and dreamy Balearic beaches, we work with precious metals and a range of gemstones. With a deep appreciation of design, fine art, history, film and jewellery making, we love to bring these elements together to create collections for the modern woman.
Alongside our collections, we create bespoke and custom made engagement rings and wedding bands, and love to work with couples to create future heirlooms that can be cherished, and handed down through the generations.
Gemstones are featured throughout many of our ranges. Found in exotic locations from Madagascar to Alaska, from the Czech Republic to New Mexico, each gemstone has its own story.
Our creations are storytellers, marking life's milestones and transforming fleeting moments into everlasting intimate memories.
Each piece, whether a bespoke ceremonial talisman, an expression of love or a bold statement, is forged with meticulous attention to detail, imbued with the spirit of exceptional artistry.
We wish to be part of people’s lives, supporting their journey to deepen in love with each other and self through sacred treasures.
charlottes Bio
Having grown up within a family of artists, architects and designers, Charlotte's awareness of structure, form and material was realised at a young age. Traveling from New Zealand's vast oceans and landscapes to some of the world's most urban cities and remote villages, visual inspirations such as exotic colour, pattern, texture and emotion started to inform Charlotte's work.
It was whilst traveling through Rajasthan in Northen India on her travels, that her passion for collecting gemstones was ignited, in Japan she was taught traditional knotting techniques, and on her return home her father, who ran a successful jewellery company throughout the 1980s, gifted Charlotte his tools and materials to help initiate the start of her very own jewellery line.
Once back in her native New Zealand, she embarked on studies at Elam School of Fine Arts to further develop her practice. Having worked across a number of mediums over many years, including sculpture, installation, fabric and textiles, paper-making, painting, photography, film, carving and jewellery, Charlotte combines her knowledge of material and process to create wearable pieces that are both unique and distinct in aesthetic.
Inspired by botanical and anatomical drawings and with a love of mid-century design, architecture, modern art and antique jewellery, Charlotte incorporates these elements into both her artwork and jewellery. Her style is feminine and classic with hints of the unexpected. Every piece is lovingly designed and made, with a handmade quality to all of her work.
"Jewellery is very personal and often sentimental, it goes beyond the surface of beauty and becomes an extension of our form, it brings art into our daily life."
Maya bio
An integral part of the magic, Maya joined Charlotte in 2018, working closely beside her in the original garden studio.
Maya's interest in jewellery making started around the age of 6, where she began collecting beads and started making jewellery with from the infamous Point Chevalier bead store, in Auckland.
An only child, from a large extended family, with a unique heritage of Tongan Italian. Her mum is from Valdagno in Northern Italy and her dad grew up in Ma’ufanga Tonga. Maya's mum put in the hard yards to make sure she learnt Italian so she can stay connected to her Italian family. And now she has embarked on a mission to learn Tongan!.
A creative, yet practical soul, she was the first Takapuna Grammar student to have studied both calculus and sculpture simultaneously. She went on to study arts and uses her passion and inspiration for art history to co-designing CP collections…
An innovative Sagittarius, with a moon in Gemini. These create a practical and creative yet sensitive character.
Maya has a love for animals too, and has a rescue dog called Zorro who is a Huntaway Rottweiler and a cat called Sammy who has a blue nose!
