Duets · The Album
Every stone here knew your name before you did.
Gold chains carrying stones the old world held sacred. Small batches, numbered pieces, poems included.
Put your name on the listBlack stone, first to know the dark was precious.
Every piece in this house is a praise poem with a clasp.
Remember, you were gold before the chain arrived.
Wear it like you know.
The Collection
A syllabus of Black genius, strung on gold.
Eight stones, each carrying a pair named for two who ran the same era: chains and matching bracelets, same stone, same poem. The Langston & The Lena in onyx. The Marvin & The Tina in tiger’s eye. The Prince & The Whitney in Zambian amethyst. The Muddy & The Ma in lapis, where the gold is already inside the stone.
Harlem to the bloodline. The blues to the ballot. If you know, you already picked yours.
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The name is literal.
An ode is a praise poem. Onyx is the black stone. Sierra-Leone Jones built this house to write love letters you can wear: real gold, stones pulled from the ground that first called them sacred, and an original poem for every piece. Tiger’s eye from the Northern Cape. Amethyst out of Zambia. Carnelian, the stone Kemet called the blood of Isis.
We source ethically. That part is not negotiable.
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Every drop is small on purpose.
Drop 001 cleared the board in a day at Black Wall Street
Chains and bracelets, made in small batches, gone when they’re gone. The mixtape proved it. The list hears first, sees first, buys first.