Sharing was born from a heartfelt encounter with a necklace that Katia Samson discovered while travelling. This necklace would lead her to meet three Tibetan nuns, exiled to India after spending many years imprisoned in Lhasa for taking part in a peaceful protest against the Chinese occupation. There, the three nuns learned the art of crafting delicate jewellery from fine stones threaded together.
Since 2009, the three nuns have lived as refugees in Belgium, where they continue to create Sharing jewellery. The Sharing story has since been enriched by new encounters and new creations, with workshops now established in Dharamsala, Kashmir and Rajasthan.
Each piece is unique, composed of faceted fine stones strung on a thread. Refined and poetic, these pieces possess both soul and history — like little sparks of light and joy, they are a thread that binds us together.
