Jewelry as Whispered Protection: A Spotlight on Celine Daoust

There are some pieces you wear like armor. Others, like memory. And then there are the rare ones—quiet and gleaming—that feel like portals. Celine Daoust crafts the latter.

At Kinship Station, we choose artists whose work doesn't just sit on the body—it listens, it remembers, it protects. That’s why we carry Celine Daoust’s jewelry. Her work is not about status or trend. It is about intimacy—between metal and moonlight, between gemstone and intention, between the wearer and their unseen worlds.

Who Is Celine Daoust?

A Belgian designer whose work draws deeply from her time in India, Celine Daoust merges the refinement of European minimalism with the ancient mysticism of South Asian stone work. Her pieces are handcrafted in Jaipur—each one infused with the slow rhythm of ancestral technique and the sacred intelligence of the Earth itself.

She works with tourmaline, moonstone, and diamonds not just for their sparkle, but for their soul. Every gem is chosen for its energetic quality, every setting designed to amplify that resonance.

"I have always been attracted to stones—what they carry, what they protect, what they whisper," Celine says. "Jewelry is a way of wearing stories. Invisible threads of energy."

Three Ways to Meet a Celine Daoust Piece

At Kinship Station, we believe in layered meanings—so here are three portals into Celine’s work:

1. For the Ritualist

Her tourmalines are more than pretty stones. They are ancient protectors, aligned with the heart chakra, clearing emotional debris, and grounding your frequency. Wear one when you pray, journal, or walk in silence.

2. For the Aesthetic Devotee

The asymmetry. The hand-hammered gold. The watery translucence of gems. Celine’s pieces are as refined as they are raw. Perfect for stacking, layering, or letting one luminous pendant carry the whole story.

3. For the Cultural Keeper

Celine is part of a lineage of women reclaiming jewelry as meaning-making. Her collaborations with Indian artisans are slow, ethical, and deeply reverent. These pieces aren’t just beautiful—they’re bridges across continents, traditions, and time.

From Hedi

“What I love about Celine’s work is that it never shouts. It glows. It carries this quiet knowing—like something your grandmother would have worn, but also your daughter.”

How to Wear It, How to Use It

• Layer multiple stones over your heart for protection and alignment

• Offer a moonstone ring on a full moon as a gift to your future self

• Use the ritual of putting it on as a moment of intention each morning

Your Invitation

What piece of jewelry in your life feels like a talisman?

Come explore Celine Daoust at Kinship Station, in-store or online. These are not just adornments—they are allies. Carried across oceans, shaped by hand, chosen with soul.