Pamela Love’s ‘Jardin’ Collection Is Filled With Lush Green Emeralds
In a collaboration with Muzo, Pamela Love hand-selected each Colombian emerald for eight one-of-a-kind pieces.
Jardin is made up of eight pieces, all centering around emeralds from Muzo’s mine in the Boyacá region of Colombia.
Love, the designer behind the eponymous brand, hand-selected every emerald for the collection’s one-of-a-kind rings, pendant, and pair of earrings.
“When designing this new collection with Muzo, I wanted to highlight the emeralds as the star of the collection with their rich green hues. The color of Muzo emeralds [is] unparalleled,” said Love.
“Jardin translates to garden, which felt like the perfect name for the collection because of the richness of the green.”
The collaboration began because Love and Muzo share the same “values of integrity and responsibility at every step of the production process, from sourcing to end consumer,” said the brand.
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