Contemporary silver jewelry

The history and provenance of our contemporary silver jewelry

At Omyoki, we believe that jewelry should tell a story. It should also convey a unique emotion. That's why all our pieces contemporary silver jewelry are handmade, using artisanal techniques passed down through generations.

We work directly with independent craftsmen in Thailand, a India and Nepal, rich in unique traditions. Every year, we renew this strong bond in the field. We meet with our partners to design new models together.

Thus, each piece of jewelry is born from a human exchange. This guarantees quality, ethics, and fair pay for the artisans.

Three countries, three styles

A large part of our contemporary silver jewelry comes from the north of the Thailand, in the mountains where the KarenThese artisans, originally from Burma, master ancestral know-how passed down within their community for centuries.

They carefully hammer and brush the silver by hand. The result? A raw, elegant, and deeply authentic piece of jewelry. As a result, each piece reflects their cultural identity. This unique style is at the crossroads of tradition and modernity.

At the same time, we also work with artisans from Rajasthan, a India, a historic region of stone and silver working. Indeed, the Rajasthan is famous for its palaces, but also for its jewelry crafted with care and refinement for centuries.

Here, the creations combine noble materials, artisanal precision and attention to detail, while adopting a resolutely contemporary aesthetic.

Finally, at Nepalor a Kathmandu, our jewelry is handmade with natural materials: silver, stones, wood, seeds.

Each region, each artisan brings their touch, their vision. Together, they bring to life the contemporary silver jewelry from Omyoki.