Rangkai Puspa Metamorfosa Shoulder Brooch
ASMARA PUSPA - A collective collaboration by Clemence Ellery and Didiet Lesmana from SVARNA by IKAT INDONESIA.
Rangkai Puspa Metamorfosa captures the spirit of change through intricately arranged blooms of pearls, sapphires, mother of pearl, brilliant diamonds, green chalcedony, and carved rose quartz.
The floral composition can be transformed into three standalone pendants—each flower finding its own stage when paired with a fine chain. The cascading pearls are detachable, allowing the floral motif to be worn solo for a modern twist.
*chains are sold separately
- 18K Solid Gold 30.07 g
- Natural South Sea Pearls 76.22ct
- Natural Amethyst 3.92 ct
- Natural Chalcedony 9.01ct
- Natural Colorless Diamonds 2.26ct
- Natural Sapphires 2.16ct
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CLEMENCE ELLERY x SVARNA BY IKAT INDONESIA
Say it with flowers — a universal gesture of affection.
A bouquet can speak what words cannot: love, longing, remembrance. Even in silence, it conveys emotion. In Indonesian tradition, this sentiment once found its form in Batik Buketan, where florals were arranged in thoughtful compositions — every bloom intentional, every pattern tender.
In this collection, those flowers come alive once more: lotus for purity, rose for passion, jasmine for sincerity, and orchid for grace. Their forms are sculpted in 18k gold, adorned with diamonds for brilliance, chalcedony for calm, mother of pearl for luminosity, and sapphire for warmth. Each piece captures what time cannot hold — turning fleeting beauty into something everlasting.
Because flowers, like humans, bloom in their own time — some under sunlight, some under the moon. Together, they create harmony in diversity, just like us. And though flowers fade, their meaning endures. This is where fine jewelry steps in — to hold the moment still, to make love everlasting.
A bouquet that never wilts.
An emotion that never fades.
A heritage that keeps moving — forward, and always worn close.
ASMARA PUSPA COLLECTION
A heritage that keeps moving — forward, and always worn close.
