Worn together,
wherever you go

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  Amethyst

  For the worrier

  Deep violet, cut rough and left that way. The stone people have always reached for when their head gets loud — and for the one who waits by the door until the key turns.

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  Rose Quartz

  For the great love of your life

  Milky pink, warm as the inside of a shell. The stone that has always meant affection. The obvious one for the animal you talk to more than you talk to most people.

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  Aquamarine

  For the one who comes along

  Sea blue-green, clear as shallow water. Sailors carried it for calm passage. Now it goes in the car, to the vet, to the new flat — wherever the two of you are going next.

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  Labradorite

  For a new chapter

  Storm grey until the light catches it, then a flash of peacock blue. Long worn at thresholds — a move, a rescue's first week home, the season that changed everything.

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  Citrine

  For the lucky one

  Golden yellow, warm as honey held up to a window. Known for centuries as the merchant's stone, kept for good fortune. For the one who somehow always lands on their feet.

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  Tiger's Eye

  For the brave one

  Banded amber and bronze, with a stripe of light that moves as you turn it. Carried for courage — for the small dog who has never once considered that they are small.

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  Clear Quartz

  For whatever you decide

  Glassy, colourless and completely yours. The blank stone: it means what you choose it to mean, which is why it is the one most people pick first.

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  Red Agate

  For the one who fears nothing

  Deep carnelian, going dark as wine at the edges. Set into amulets and armour for as long as there have been either. For the one who has never needed reassuring.

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  Smoky Quartz

  For getting through it

  Warm smoky brown, like afternoon light through tea. The stone people keep close in a hard month — for the pair of you who have already come through worse than this.

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  Lepidolite

  For the quiet one

  Lilac and violet-pink, mottled like a petal past its best. Long chosen as a stone of calm. For the cat who watches from the top of the wardrobe and comes down on her own terms.

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  Rainbow

  For refusing to choose

  One bead of each, strung in order. For when no single stone says it — or when the whole point is that every one of them is yours.

What a stone is carried “for” is tradition, not medicine — nothing here treats anything, in an animal or in you. These are studio illustrations too: natural stone varies bead to bead, so the set that arrives will be its own colour, closer to the photography on each design page.