At ba&sh, jewelry is anything but an accessory. Since their launch in 2021, they have imposed their singular style, nourished by the imaginary world of travel. Each new collection is a fusion of inspirations from here and abroad. A bohemian melting pot with a touch of Parisian irreverence. The proof is in the autumn-winter 2023 collection: mixed-race and ultra-affirmed, this season’s jewels tell the story of a rock traveler’s itinerary.
The journey begins with the Amazonie monoblock and the Snake ring, two pieces that revisit the snake, and with good reason: this symbolic animal occupies a special place in many traditional cultures, but also in rock iconography. Other pieces straddle the line between tribal ambience and punk irreverence, like the Jiji buckle, a spike worked with zirconium inclusions, or the Savan sautoir, which combines an engraved spade with an XL-link rock chain.
The rhombus, ba&sh’s emblem since the beginning, is everywhere: on the Lada hand bracelet and the Gypset multi-row necklace, with their oriental accents, or on the Records Earrings, fully sculpted creoles that look like they’ve been brought back from the other side of the world.
As always, these new jewels reflect ba&sh’s commitment to social and environmental responsibility. They are made from solid recycled 925 silver, and are handcrafted by a Thai workshop renowned for the quality of its settings and patinas, with whom the brand maintains a lasting relationship so that no aspect of production is left to chance.
