A favourite among crystal collectors, amethyst offers whimsical charm with its purple crystalline sheen that occurs in various shades. Each of the three pictured clusters on offer has its own unique identity made up of its shape, size and depth of colour.

Amethyst Cluster 1: this piece is the largest of the three on offer and has a relatively flat base that makes it an ideal canvas for adorning with jewellery. It is equally beautiful entirely untouched, potentially as a statement piece on a coffee table. Out of the three clusters on offer, the depth of colour could be described as medium with more of a lilac shade with subtle warmer tones on certain crystal points.

Amethyst Cluster 2: this piece perhaps feels the most magickal with its cavernous shape and strong depth of colour. For those seeking amethyst purely for ornamental purposes, this is piece looks the most decorative with its vivid colour, unique shape and its height. Whether it be a centrepiece among other crystals or placed on a pedestal all on its own, this amethyst cluster will enchant any space it adorns.

Amethyst Cluster 3: this piece has an interesting almost dish-like shape, curving up higher on one side more than the other. It’s the perfect crystal cluster to add to a dresser or side table for displaying small rings and pendants. It is the most subtle in its colour, with the purple appearing in a softer, cooler lavender shade which makes it blend seamlessly into most colour palettes. It is an ideal, understated addition to any crystal collection while still offering a point of difference and interest with its unique curved shape.

While earthy in its properties, selenite is ethereal in its appearance with its soft white sheen and natural striations. These crystal towers are both rustic and elegant, adding texture and depth to home interiors. Each tower is shaped to accentuate the crystal’s natural lines, catching ambient light and creating a soft, diffused glow—making them ideal accents for shelving, side tables and entryways. Selenite is delicate but its visual impact is both striking and refined.

Often occurring in a pearly or glass-like lustre, selenite’s neutral tones make it versatile and complementary to various design styles including Scandinavian and bohemian. Its structural balance of rustic and clean also allows it to blend seamlessly into minimalistic spaces as well as more maximalist leaning homes.

Usually taking millions of years to form, these stunning ornamental pieces connect us with the past. They offer a unique earthen enchantment reflecting their very name “selenite” which is derived from the Greek word “selene,” referring to the goddess and personification of the moon.

The Perisphinctes is an extinct species of ammonite that dwelled in the seas during the Jurassic period. These Perisphinctes ammonite fossils are estimated to be 165 million years old. Offering timeless rustic beauty, each of these fossils tells a story of Earth’s prehistoric seas—captured in stunning natural textured spirals. Their warm, neutral tones make them versatile pieces and add earthy charm to the spaces they adorn. Occurring in unique organic forms, these ammonites are striking coffee table centrepieces and make for beautiful additions to bookshelves, mantelpieces or cabinets of curiosities. They are equally at home in study rooms, atop work desks or shelving. Whether displayed individually or grouped together, these fossils add rustic charm to any space. They are conversation-starting accent pieces rooted in natural history.

Clear quartz offers understated elegance. Its colourless and transparent appearance allows it to adapt seamlessly to different environments, capturing light and allowing surrounding ornaments to shine in its presence. While perfectly suited to soft and airy surroundings with minimalistic colour palettes, clear quartz is also at home among colour, offering moments of clarity within colourful spaces.

Each clear quartz cluster is a unique expression of nature’s artistry, shaped over millennia. With clear quartz, you will find a timeless accent with versatility. Whether displayed in isolation or among other ornamental pieces, clear quartz clusters are a tactile reminder of the beauty in stillness and simplicity.

The Whitewash Hunter Round Wooden Serving Tray is sleek in structure with a rustic finish. This food-safe piece is a staple for event hosting and offers practicality with the added bonus of its beautiful, natural-look presentation. Handcrafted from mango wood, each tray possesses its own unique grain design and acts as a stunning canvas for food and/or decorative purposes. It is the perfect picnic companion, or party addition, for presenting cheese platters, baked goods, tea sets or styled fruit platters.

Alternate uses include: trinket display, holder for small potted plants, table centrepiece (for vases, candles, fairy lights and other decorative pieces), bedside companion (to keep items such as books, a hot drink, flowers and picture frames).

For a complete and cohesive look, you can pair the Whitewash Hunter Natural Wooden Serving Tray with the matching Whitewash Ember Wooden Candle Holders.

This item is certified as food-safe which means it meets all relevant safety standards for direct contact with food items.

A fitting companion to elevate your tapered dinner candles; the Whitewash Ember Wooden Candle Holders are both rustic and timeless. Made from mango wood, each piece has its own natural grain and the signature whitewash finish. These candle bearers are stylistically versatile and add a sleek yet earthen charm to the areas they grace.  

For a complete and cohesive look, you can pair the Whitewash Ember Candle Holders with the matching Whitewash Hunter Natural Wooden Serving Tray.

Each of these rusty horseshoes is unique in appearance and in history. The stories of the horses that once carried these arched formations on their feet will remain connected to the pieces forevermore.

Some people believe that hanging your horseshoe upside down above an entrance door offers protection and good luck—and used horseshoes have been believed to yield the most luck. Whether this aligns with your own beliefs or not, these hand-selected rustic charms add character and interest while holding their own unique pieces of history.

This one of a kind fossil fish is known as Knightia—an extinct genus of clupeid bony fish that once lived in freshwater lakes and rivers during the Eocene epoch age approximately 50 million years ago. The fossil itself (as pictured) is estimated to be 43 million years old and was found in Wyoming, USA. No two Knightia fossils are the same; their unique characteristics add to the allure of these prehistoric pieces.

Both rustic and natural, these offerings are ideal for any dark, light, neutral or natural academia setting—or even a minimalistic wabi-sabi style dwelling with their earthen charm.