The Story Behind Frozen Land
Far above the Arctic Circle lies Kiruna, a town in northern Sweden where winter stays for much of the year.
Snow settles on rooftops, trees and quiet streets. During the polar night, the sun remains below the horizon, leaving the town in a soft blue twilight.
Yet against the white snow, there is color.
Red houses. Yellow walls. Hints of green and other muted shades between the snow covered roofs.
In the stillness of a northern winter, these small patches of color make the landscape feel lived in and warm. They are a reminder that life carries on, even when the world seems to have slowed to a stop.
Frozen Land draws inspiration from this contrast. White Shell and Blue Topaz recall snow and cold winter skies. Rose Quartz brings a gentle warmth, while Tourmaline and Fluorite add movement and changing color.
Winter may slow the world around us, but life does not stand still. Beneath the snow, another season is already taking shape.
The Materials & Their Meaning
Five materials inspired by snow, Arctic twilight and the quiet colors of Kiruna. Their meanings are symbolic interpretations of the design.
White Shell
Purity and Peace. Its pale surface evokes fresh snow and winter stillness.
Rose Quartz
Warmth and Gentleness. Soft pink offers a little warmth amid the colder shades.
Blue Topaz
Clarity and Calm. Cool blue recalls Arctic twilight and an open winter sky.
Tourmaline
Resilience and Balance. A symbol of steadiness through a long season.
Fluorite
Flow and Renewal. Its changing colors represent the movement and promise of a new season.
Materials & Size
Materials
White Shell, Rose Quartz, Blue Topaz, Tourmaline, Fluorite.
Size
M — For a wrist circumference of 15 cm
L — For a wrist circumference of 16 cm
Each bracelet is handmade using natural stones, making every piece unique.
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