Ami, drawn from the Yoruba word for “symbol,” captures the essence of movement and identity. In gold, the new rèfainì emblem becomes its most expressive form — sculptural, assertive, and unmistakably present.

Ami silver, Ami takes on a more refined and understated character. This version of our emblem speaks to those who gravitate toward elegance in its most delicate form. Its slender, sculptural lines soften into a daintier silhouette, offering a quieter expression of identity and intention.

Osù, named after the Yoruba word for “moon,” embodies quiet illumination and inner renewal. Its sculptural form, paired with the soft, iridescent glow of moonstone, reflects a sense of steadiness and centred intention.

Kofo celebrates the enduring bond between generations while honoring Nigeria’s hidden treasures— its locally sourced gemstones, handpicked from the gemstone-rich hills of Jos.

Ere means sculpture in Yoruba, the language spoken by Nigerians from the west. The design was inspired by Yoruba sculpture and this piece challenges the notion that bold is too much.

Parili means ‘pearls’ in Yoruba — a tribute to timeless symbols of beauty and grace.