Introducing: Jewellery with a Passport

Discover rare materials, global origins and contemporary heirlooms.

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A SUMMER JOURNEY THROUGH STONE

Bracelets

Cufflinks

Accessories

Some jewellery is designed to be worn.

Some is designed to be discovered.

At Tateossian, a piece doesn’t always begin with a sketchbook. Often, it begins with a journey: a rare material found in a remote landscape, a craft tradition passed through generations, or a fragment of the natural world shaped long before human hands ever touched it.

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PASSPORT STOP 01 / SWEDEN

A PIECE OF THE UNIVERSE MADE WEARABLE

Sourced from northern Sweden, Muonionalusta meteorite reveals a natural Widmanstätten pattern formed over millions of years in space. Framed in black rhodium-plated sterling silver, it becomes a rare fragment of the universe, transformed into jewellery.

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PASSPORT STOP 01 / SWEDEN

FORMED LAYER BY LAYER

Rhodochrosite stalactite from Argentina is defined by its natural pink banding, formed slowly as mineral layers build over time. Each slice reveals its own pattern, shaped by the earth before being refined into limited-edition Tateossian cufflinks.

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PASSPORT STOP / VENICE

CARRIED THROUGH TRADE

Late 19th-century Venetian-produced French Cross beads once travelled through Europe and Africa as symbols of status and wealth. Reimagined in sterling silver, they carry the memory of old-world trade.

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A JOURNEY THROUGH ORIGIN, MATERIAL AND CRAFT

From meteorites and fossils to natural stones, trade beads, pearls, leather and mechanical movements, each piece carries a story of where it came from and where it will go next.