Short Tibetan Morganite Dublet Necklace - Sapphire Mix

Sharing was born from a crush on a necklace Katia Samson found while traveling. This necklace would lead her to meet three Tibetan nuns. They were exiled in India after many years in prison in Lhasa for participating in a peaceful protest against the Chinese occupation. There, these three nuns learned to make delicate jewelry from fine stones linked by a thread.

Since 2009, the three nuns have been refugees in Belgium and continue to create Sharing jewelry. Sharing has also been enriched by new encounters and new creations. The workshops are located in Dharamsala, Kashmir, and Rajasthan.

Each piece of jewelry is unique, composed of fine faceted stones and wire. Refined and poetic, these jewels have a soul and a story, like little sparks of light and joy, they are a bond that connects us.