About inua

A necklace is never just a necklace. There is a ritual, on distant islands. Necklaces and bracelets are exchanged, they are passed from hand to hand. They serve to create a bond. I braided it myself, yet it no longer belongs to me. As soon as you take it, it becomes yours. It becomes part of the time when you wear it. It’s not the shine of the stone. It’s the thread that connects you to the one who gave it to you, or to the day you chose it for yourself. It’s a simple secret: wearing something that speaks of you and makes you feel in harmony. Inua necklaces are born this way: braided by me, but meant to move. From those who choose them, to those who look at them, to those who may one day receive them as a gift. They don’t speak of possession, they speak of passage.Read their story