Under the roof
The story
You are not buying a piece in isolation. You enter a story — then wear something built to endure.
01 · Why it exists
To offer seven honest stones as one unisex necklace line: the colourful stone of the earth, worn as everyday metal and cord.
02 · Symbolism
Kevirê Rengîn — the colourful stone · seven earths, one cord Zêrîn · Citrine — golden · citrine Morîn · Amethist — purple · amethyst Şînkevir · Lapis — blue stone · lapis lazuli Keskkevir · Aventurijn — green stone · aventurine Sûsîn · Lila — lily-lilac · light amethyst Gulkevir · Rozenkwarts — rose stone · rose quartz Piling · Tijgeroog — tiger · tiger eye Kevir · Steen — the pendant as a stone, not a costume.
03 · For whom
For anyone — men and women — who wants a raw earth pendant on a cord, named in Kurmancî and Dutch, without splitting the piece into his and hers.
04 · The mark’s story
The earth does not polish itself to please a shop window. ARKAION Kevirê Rengîn Necklace takes that honesty and hangs it at the neck. Kevirê Rengîn is the Kurmancî name for the colourful stone. The Dutch word for the same idea is simply steen — a stone, worn as a pendant, unisex, on a black cord. Seven colours. One architecture: a raw or cut earth piece, a quiet metal bail, a cord that sits at the collarbone. Zêrîn · Citrine is gold in the rock — raw elegance, a sun kept close. Morîn · Amethist is purple unrefined — pure energy, a crystal that was never asked to behave. Şînkevir · Lapis is night-blue stone — ancient power, the sky as a mineral. Keskkevir · Aventurijn is green earth — a quiet field at the throat. Sûsîn · Lila is the lighter purple — a second voice of the same crystal family. Gulkevir · Rozenkwarts is rose — a soft stone, still raw. Piling · Tijgeroog is tiger eye — banded earth, worn as easily by a man in a study as by anyone who wants the weight of the ground. The shop window shows the seven together. You choose one colour. The stone does the rest. Unisex. One length. Built to endure.




























