Ngumpie Story pin

Stories in Gold & Silver 

~ Women Sitting Brooch
The U-shape represents the physical imprint left in the earth by women sitting together—a symbol of community, shared wisdom, and the strength found in gathering.
- Wear a symbol of connection and sisterhood. This beautifully textured brooch depicts the traditional icon of women gathered in a circle, sharing stories and passing down knowledge. Whether pinned to a scarf or a lapel, it serves as a proud reminder of the women who came before us and the communities that hold us up today. Available in radiant gold and sleek silver finishes.

~ Coolamon Brooch
An oval of life and utility. Traditionally used for carrying water, food, and even cradling babies, the Coolamon is a vessel of sustenance and protection.
-Honour the spirit of the provider with the Coolamon Brooch. Its elegant oval shape and intricate "woven" texture pay homage to the versatile wooden vessel used for generations. This piece represents abundance, care, and the essential role of the carrier. It’s more than an accessory; it’s a tribute to the tools that have sustained culture and family throughout history.

~The Weave Brooch
A celebration of the intricate craft of weaving—where every strand represents a different path coming together to create something strong and beautiful.
-Our Weave Brooch captures the tactile beauty of hand-woven artistry in a high-shine, plated finish. This piece celebrates the patience and skill of the weaver, symbolizing how individual threads—of lives, stories, and traditions—intertwine to create a resilient whole. A timeless statement piece for those who carry their culture with pride.

❤️ Why You’ll Love Them:
~The unique "weaving style" plating mimics the look of natural fibers with a luxurious metallic feel.
~Designed to spark conversation and allow you to share a piece of your story with the world.
~Lightweight yet durable, perfect for everyday wear or special occasions.
~Choose between a warm, sun-kissed Gold or a bright, modern Silver.

Every time someone asks about your brooch, you have an opportunity to share a story. Which story will you tell today? 
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