Accumulating pendant objects and lucky charms close to the body in a hippie-meets-postapocaliptic aesthetic is synonymous with the maison’s approach to jewelry. Mixed with gold chains, a collection of various shells, pearls, wood pieces and frosted glass beads are enhanced with shiny cabochons that match the palette of the tea and terry kitchen towels garments. Strung on multi-chain structures that can sometimes be clasped and adjusted to be worn in a variety of ways, these unique charms rattle around in the form of necklaces, drop or hoop earrings or simple keychains. Like a collection of souvenirs from a beach picnic of the past, this range of unique jewelry from end-of-life and end-of-line materials ornates the body with the sense of protection that only personal amulets provide.