Meryem

Sharing jewelry, jewelry that tells a captivating story and that, magically, allows each person to tell their own. Mine started in the Marais, at the HOD store. The necklace caught my eye and 5 minutes later, I was the happy owner of a pretty labradorite with a bluish reflection. The story has only just begun. A few months after this acquisition, I opened my jewelry store with the firm intention of representing Sharing jewelry. It's 2016 and no search engine allows me to find a contact. I try hard to search and finally come across a name: Katia Samson. The magic begins to happen! I send him an email at 2am. The answer arrives the next day, as spiritual as the spirit of the jewel. Katia replies to me that she is not trying to communicate about the artisanal brand that she is discreetly developing and she adds that it is no coincidence, if I ended up finding it, it is because we were destined to work together. The story of sharing jewelry in Morocco begins with an energy that I cannot describe. They have baraka as we say back home. Barely exhibited and already sold. Customers love it. Over the years, they have become essential. We collect stones, we layer them, we mix them and above all we never leave them under any circumstances. How to explain this attachment? The virtues of stones? the history of jewelry? The beauty of necklaces? Where do all these parameters come together? One thing is certain, Tibetan necklaces, as some people like to call them, continue to seduce. At Nais, each arrival brings its share of beautiful energies, sharing and fervor for the choice of stones. This is why we love sharing jewelry and they do it well for us.