Stones Unturned Studio

Stones Unturned Studio Slow-made macramé jewelry with natural stones & crystals, tied with intention and meaning.

Each piece carries a story — earthy, soulful, and made to be lived in. Rooted in sustainability, inspired by nature, created for women who wear their truth.

18/06/2026

I made these moonstone drop necklaces in three styles, from a simple 5-drop necklace to a more elegant statement piece.

And while I love them all, I realised something while creating them... I never imagine them being worn for a special occasion.

I imagine them becoming part of someone's everyday life.

I think we've been taught to save beautiful things for "someday", but I'm much more interested in finding joy in today.

And that's exactly the energy behind Stones Unturned Studio.

If this feels like your vibe too, welcome. 🤍

Some of these pieces are already on the website and some will be joining soon.

And if one quietly speaks to you, send me a DM and let's find your jewellery soul mate. ✨

27/05/2026

Okay but this piece feels really special because it’s the first design from an entirely new line of drop jewellery I’ve been working on ✨

Sometimes I see something in my head so clearly that I already know how I want it to feel… but the actual process of bringing it to life takes its own time.

With this necklace, I found these moonstone drops and instantly knew they belonged together like this.
But then came the waiting. Finding the right brass chain. Trying different combinations. Wondering if it would actually look as beautiful in real life as it did in my mind.

And honestly? When it finally came together it looked even better than I imagined 🥹

I think building a business feels a lot like that too.
Holding onto a vision while things slowly fall into place.
Having doubts and excitement exist together.
Learning to trust the process even when you can’t fully see the outcome yet.

Some things don’t arrive all at once. They reveal themselves piece by piece.

This is just the beginning of this new collection and I already can’t wait to show you the next pieces coming soon 🤍

Thank you for being here and growing with Stones Unturned with so much love and softness along the way ✨

Just came back from a little side hunt and found these shells and mother of pearl pieces and LOOK AT THEM. I already kno...
26/05/2026

Just came back from a little side hunt and found these shells and mother of pearl pieces and LOOK AT THEM. I already know these are going to become something beautiful someday.

People always ask me where I get my stones and shells from 😄 so today i am answering some questions about where I buy stones, how I get them and my process. If you would like more details feel free to DM me. I would love to answer.

Q: Where do I buy my stones and shells from?Honestly… from everywhere.

Some tiny garnet strings and beads came from random market walks in Thailand.Some amethyst and lapis came from a tiny old Tibetan lady in Pokhara with the warmest smile.And of course, Chameli Market in Jaipur is still one of my biggest sources.

I think that’s what makes this process so special to me. Every material already carries a memory before it even becomes jewelry.

Q: How do I buy materials?Definitely not in bulk kilos 😭

Even when it costs me more, I still buy smaller quantities because I’m extremely particular about quality, texture, colors, and feeling. I’d rather spend hours selecting a few really beautiful pieces than buy blindly in bulk.

Q: What’s my process of selecting?This is the part I love the most honestly.

When I look at a shell or stone, I don’t just see “material.” I usually see a design first. Or at least the beginning of one.

Sometimes I’ll sit with vendors for hours going through trays one by one. Sometimes I leave and come back days later because I can’t stop thinking about one stone 😂

Every natural shell, pearl, fossil, and stone has its own mood, shape, texture, and energy. No two are ever the same. And I think they kind of tell you what they want to become if you’re patient enough to listen.

Maybe that’s why Stones Unturned pieces always end up finding very specific people too 🤍

16/03/2026

To all my fellow women entrepreneurs, artists, creators, healers, wisdom keepers, storytellers…
we need you now more than ever.

In times like these, when the world feels uncertain and the news is filled with men playing out another version of the same old story — power, war, control — it can feel small to sit quietly and make something with your hands.

But maybe that is exactly the point.
Maybe the opposite of destruction isn’t just peace.
Maybe it’s creation.
Maybe it’s presence.
Maybe it’s pleasure.
Maybe it’s play.
Maybe it’s giving ourselves permission to be deeply, unapologetically alive.

Women have carried ancient wisdom in our bodies for generations — the knowing of how to nurture, mend, weave, grow, build, gather, create.

For a long time that wisdom was pushed aside, silenced, cut off by systems that valued conquest more than creation.
But while the world repeats its old patterns…
we keep making.

Jewelry.
Art.
Stories.
Communities.
Businesses built with care.
Things made slowly, with hands and with consciousness.

And maybe this quiet act of creating is its own form of resistance.
Its own form of rebuilding.
Not through force.
But through love and presence.
Through imagination.
Through life itself.
So to every woman out there creating something from the heart —
keep going.

The world needs more hands making beauty,
more minds imagining new possibilities,
and more women remembering the wisdom that was always ours.

Clip credit: Jurassic Park (1993) – Universal Pictures.

14/03/2026

Let me be real for a moment.

Today I had a small panic moment. Not a full meltdown… just one of those waves of pressure that suddenly hits when you’re building something on your own.

If you’re a new entrepreneur, you probably know this feeling. Some days everything feels exciting and aligned… and then there are days when your mind starts racing and everything suddenly feels like too much.

And that’s normal.
What matters isn’t pretending it’s not happening. It’s how we move through it.

For me, it looks something like this:
1. Safety first.
The first thing I do is check in with myself — am I safe right now?
Creating safety in your body is important. Giving yourself permission to actually feel what’s coming up instead of pushing it away. Let the emotions be seen. Let them move through you.

2. Come back to the body.
Sometimes I’ll put on a guided meditation. Sometimes I’ll just sit and breathe. Feeling the rhythm of the breath, the heartbeat, the energy in the body. Even simple box breathing helps — inhale for 4, hold for 4, exhale for 4, hold for 4. Slowly the nervous system settles.

3. Move the energy.
Energy needs motion to flow. So I move. Stretch, shake the body, slow dance around the room… or make something with my hands. Creating has always been the fastest way for me to come back to myself.

So I sat down and started making this bracelet — beads, macramé knots, and a little labradorite.
And slowly that anxious energy turned into something beautiful.

That’s the real alchemy.

This bracelet is the little piece of gold that came out of today’s moment. If it calls to you, I’ll be adding it to the website tomorrow. Or just DM me.

And if today felt heavy for you too… it’s okay. You’re still doing an incredible job. I’m proud of you. 🤍✨

Somewhere along the way we were taught that everything needs to move faster.Faster mornings.Faster beauty routines.Faste...
13/03/2026

Somewhere along the way we were taught that everything needs to move faster.

Faster mornings.
Faster beauty routines.
Faster fashion.
Faster lives.

But the feminine has never really moved like that.
Life itself doesn’t move like that.
Seasons change slowly.
The moon moves in cycles.

Creation happens in phases of rest and expression.
For generations, women lived closer to this rhythm through small rituals — moments of care, creativity, and adornment that were never just about appearance. They were a way of returning to yourself before stepping into the world.

Maybe that’s why so many of us feel drawn back to these slower rhythms today.
To craft. To knotting. To art
To ritual.
To taking our time.

I wrote a deeper reflection about this on the blog — about Shringar, feminine energy, slow craft, and the quiet power of slowing down.
If this resonates with you, you might enjoy reading it.
You can find it through the link in bio 🌿

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