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Shamballa Jewels present latest designs in Nyima collection


SHAMBALLA Jewels present their latest offerings in their Nyima series, a collection of beautifully hand-sculpted 18k carat gold cuffs and pendants, designed with a focus on the brands ethos of spiritual symbolism and individuality.

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Nyima Pendants

The pendants have been inspired by the Stupa, after the spires that adorn the beautiful Buddhist Relic houses around the Himalayas, home to the mythical kingdom of Shamballa. The Nyima Stupa Pendant draws on the architecture of the golden towers reflecting the Buddhist philosophy of the path to ultimate enlightenment.

 

ShamballaNew items from the Shamballa Nyima collection

Shamballa Jewels understand their relationship with the collector and offer the option to customise pieces to reflect individuality and spirituality, with a choice of small and large diamond and gemstone Pavé beads.

For men, Creative Director and Founder Mads Kornerup has developed a masculine concept to evolve the Star of Shamballa series, playing again on Shamballa Jewels’ intrinsic identity of symbolism, while providing a powerful aesthetic for the modern man.

‘‘Historically men all over the world, especially kings and warriors have worn jewellery. I would like to encourage modern men to wear jewellery again by offering contemporary designs’’ says Mads Kornerup.

by Sonia Akther

Shamballa Jewels are available at Harrods Fine Jewellery and Watch room, 87-135 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, SW1X 7XL Tel: 0207 730 1234

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