
Shamba is the ground one works — the plot that keeps a family. Kagem emerald sits against Merelani tanzanite — green against violet, the two colours of standing — in a choker built to be worn with a working day, not despite one.
The house calls it a working necklace: the clasp opens with one hand, the stones sit below a collar, and the papers list every garden left honest inside the emeralds.
The papers travel with the piece; the gouache stays in the archive, and a copy comes to you.
— and three others stand this season. The salon knows them; ask, and the vitrine is dressed.
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