DIRT x Beabond
"I've been so grateful to work on this exciting project with the inspiring Arizona Muse, activist, mother, model and founder of DIRT Charity. The Coco collection has allowed us to shine a light on climate change and the solutions which exist beneath our feet." Ferelith Moltke
THE COCO COLLECTION
Inspired by the largest seed in the world the Coco de mer, the collection is a symbol of hope and life, a seed with unlimited potential. The collection launches with three locket necklaces, a 14K recycled white gold diamond pave locket hand set with 1.50 carats of brilliant cut ethically sourced Botswanamark diamonds, Sterling Silver and 18k gold vermeil.
COCO COLLECTION
A seed; a source of life with unlimited potential.
Beabond collaborates with Arizona Muse’s Charity DIRT, the foundation for the regeneration of the earth. Beabond is proud to donate 30% from the sale of the Coco locket necklaces to DIRT Charity.
Description
The locket is a vessel to imagine, visualise and dream of solutions for the present and future; the unlimited potential within yourself and within Nature.
The design is inspired by the largest and heaviest seed in the world the coco-de-mer which grows on the beautiful African islands of the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. The seed comes from the legendary endangered palm Lodoicea maldivica, also known as the double coconut, or coco-de-mer. Its distinctive form is often associated with divine femininity.
Details
Handcrafted in Sterling Silver (925)
Locket size 18x20mm
Box Chain length 48cm
A seed; a source of life with unlimited potential.
Beabond collaborates with Arizona Muse’s Charity DIRT, the foundation for the regeneration of the earth. Beabond is proud to donate 30% from the sale of the Coco locket necklaces DIRT Charity.
Available on pre-order 4-6 weeks
Description
The locket is a vessel to imagine, visualise and dream of solutions for the present and future; the unlimited potential within yourself and within Nature.
The design is inspired by the largest and heaviest seed in the world the coco-de-mer which grows on the beautiful African islands of the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. The seed comes from the legendary endangered palm Lodoicea maldivica, also known as the double coconut, or coco-de-mer. Its distinctive form is often associated with divine femininity.
Details
Handcrafted in 18K Gold Vermeil (925)
Embellished with 3 brilliant cut Botswanamark diamonds.
Locket size 20mm
Box Chain length 48cm
Made to Order A seed; a source of life with unlimited potential.
Beabond collaborates with Arizona Muse’s Charity DIRT, the foundation for the regeneration of the earth. Beabond is proud to donate 30% from the sale of the Coco locket necklaces to DIRT Charity.
This product is Made to Order. Please note that the production time is approximately 4 to 5 weeks. Delivery time is usually 5 working days.
Description
The locket is a vessel to imagine, visualise and dream of solutions for the present and future; the unlimited potential within yourself and within Nature.
The design is inspired by the largest and heaviest seed in the world, the coco-de-mer which grows on the beautiful African islands of the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. The seed comes from the legendary endangered palm Lodoicea maldivica, also known as the double coconut, or coco-de-mer. Its distinctive form is often associated with divine femininity.
Details
Handcrafted in 14K recycled gold (525)
Set with 1.5 carats brilliant cut Botswanamark diamonds
Locket size 18x20mm
Box Chain length 48cm
“Seeds are one of the most powerful elements that we have on earth, they hold complex life within them and it’s so meaningful to have these gems of seeds designed to support DIRT and the work we do around the world to bring life back to the soil”.
- Arizona Muse
ARIZONA MUSE & DIRT
Coco Collection was inspired by environmentalist activist, model and mother Arizona Muse, and supports her UK Charity DIRT, the foundation for the regeneration of the earth. For every necklace sold 30% will be donated to DIRT.
DIRT X BEABOND LAUNCH
La Goccia Covent Garden, London
Photography by Iona Wolff
