Layered turquoise and gold necklaces worn over a pale blue dress by the sea

Hand-made in Lebanon

Made by hand,
worn close.

Freshwater pearls, malachite, tiger’s eye and cedar, strung one bead at a time and knotted by hand at Madeleine’s table in Lebanon.

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The Accessoires stand, necklaces laid out on linen busts beneath the studio sign

The atelier

Every piece passes through Madeleine’s hands.

Madeleine has been making jewellery for years. It began with pieces for friends, then the markets at Hammana and Aley, and now her necklaces travel further than she does. Every strand is measured, strung and knotted by hand, with a knot between the beads, so a broken thread never costs the whole necklace.

The stones come from suppliers she has trusted for a decade. The cedars and the little maps are cast locally. Nothing is mass-produced, so no two pieces are ever exactly alike. That is how she likes it.

The collections

Nacre & Perle

Nacre & Perle

Freshwater pearls and mother-of-pearl, strung by hand and knotted between each bead.

Pierre

Pierre

Malachite, tiger’s eye, garnet and aventurine, each stone chosen by eye for its colour.

Liban

Liban

Cedar pendants, map charms and prayer beads. Pieces that carry a little of home.

Materials

Freshwater and baroque pearls. Malachite, garnet, aventurine, tiger’s eye, turquoise, amazonite. Mother-of-pearl cut and polished by hand. Gold-plated stainless steel, chosen because it survives sea air and daily wear.