Beauty, beautifully lived.

An island-born approach to jewellery, natural beauty, and pieces made to become your own.

A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER.

I started Kico because I wanted to create something people could take home from Turks & Caicos that felt more meaningful than a souvenir.

My first designs were sterling silver pieces dedicated quite literally to these islands.

But somewhere along the way, my relationship with jewellery changed.

I became fascinated by stones. Not necessarily the perfect ones. The interesting ones.

Tiny sapphires with subtle shifts in colour. Turquoise marked by nature. Pearls with irregular silhouettes. Stones that made me want to look closer.

The way I thought about design completely shifted.

Today, Kico comes together in a few different ways. Some pieces I sit down and make with my own hands. Others begin with a design I develop and work with artisans around the world to bring to life. And some are pieces I discover while sourcing — jewellery whose stones, craftsmanship or character immediately feel at home in the Kico world.

However a piece begins, I'm drawn to the same things: beautiful materials, unexpected colour, organic character and jewellery that makes me want to look a little closer.

And I've stopped asking natural materials to be perfectly uniform.

I don't think that's where their beauty lives.

Perhaps that's also why I don't believe jewellery should spend its life sitting perfectly in a box.

Wear it.

Travel in it.

Layer it differently tomorrow.

Let it remind you of somewhere you never quite left behind.

Let it become associated with someone.

Let it acquire a story that I could never have designed for it.

Because ultimately, I only begin the piece. You make it yours.

— Founder, Kico

Perfect isn't the point.

I am drawn to natural stones and pearls for the very things that make them individual: subtle variations in colour, unexpected markings, irregular shapes and textures formed by nature.

Kico celebrates beauty with character: the imperfect, the organic and the unmistakably individual.

Because beauty doesn't have to be perfect to be precious.

The islands are still there. Just less literally.

They're in the colour.

The texture.

The ease.

The imperfections.

The feeling.

Kico began by depicting the islands. Today, they inform the way I see beauty.

We begin the piece. You make it yours.

SHOP JEWELLERY