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Unisex jewellery inspired by nature. Each collection is focused on themes around nature and its preservation, with a respect the natural world and its boundless beauty.
United Kingdom
Loved their Necklaces!!!
Got myself the Flora Yellow Gold Necklace and all my friends loved it and ask where I got it from.
Order and delivery went very smooth and the customer service team were really helpful.
Can’t wait to see more designs.
I came across Malathe at a pop-up in London and had a chat with the founder. You could tell how passionate he was and how much thought goes into each piece!
I got a necklace for myself and then ended up also ordering online few Christmas gifts for my family. They absolutely loved them! The quality is great and the designs feel really special and unique - definitely a brand I’ll be keeping an eye on!
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