Collection: Persephone’s Spring Ascent (2026)

Persephone’s collection is the threshold: spring returning with teeth. Lush greens, shadowed florals, and deep wine-toned stones for anyone learning to bloom without asking permission.

Persephone’s collection is for the moment you stop trying to be “better” and start being real.

She is spring, yes. She is also the underworld. She is what happens when softness survives impact and comes back smarter. Persephone doesn’t exist to be rescued. She exists to remind you that a life can have darkness and still be fertile, still be beautiful, still be yours.

This collection is built around the threshold. The in-between. The place where one season ends and another begins, and you feel the shift in your nervous system before you can explain it. The pieces carry that dual current: fresh growth braided with shadow, sweetness sharpened into resolve, beauty that doesn’t pretend it’s harmless.

Expect stones that look like new leaves and deep earth: emerald-toned greens, moss and olive, smoky clear quartz, blackened neutrals, and pomegranate-wine reds that read like a secret you’ve finally decided to keep. Think peridot, green tourmaline, prasiolite, sapphire in forest shades, malachite, smoky quartz, and garnet or rhodolite that glow like heat under velvet. Metals lean grounded and deliberate, with designs that feel like vines, branches, seeds, and small protective architectures. Not fussy. Not delicate for the sake of delicacy. Intentional.

Wear Persephone when you’re rebuilding yourself. When you’re leaving something behind. When you’re grieving and growing at the same time. When you’re learning how to hold joy without flinching. When you’re done shrinking your intensity into something palatable.

This is not “light and airy spring jewelry.” This is spring with memory. Spring that has been underground. Spring that knows what it cost to return.

Persephone’s collection is an offering to anyone who has lived through a long winter, internal or otherwise, and is ready to come back changed. Not smaller. Not quieter. Just unmistakably alive.

She arrives in Spring 2026.