Beabond

Fine jewellery Botswana lies at the heart of everything we do. Each one a work of art to be cherished now and forever.

From the landscape and heritage that inspires us, to the materials used in our products and the artisans who lovingly bring our designs to life. Our ethos is rooted in sustainability; our beautifully handcrafted pieces are ethically sourced and climate positive.

30/05/2026

It’s all in the detail; pavé hoops, gold and diamonds, each Beabond design features fully traceable, ethically sourced, carbon neutral diamonds from Botswana.⁠
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Living in Botswana, I’ve seen first-hand the incredible positive impact that Botswana diamonds have had on the country — which is why featuring Botswanamark diamonds in our jewellery felt like such a natural choice. ⁠
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Diamonds from Botswana carry one of the highest socio-economic contributions and lowest carbon footprints in the industry. Each diamond follows a documented journey from the source through cutting and polishing, supported by secure traceability technology. ⁠
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But its much more than transparency, Botswanamark represents a positive social impact, contributing to education, healthcare, and national development in Botswana. In addition 1% of profits are donated to NGOs in Botswana supporting the land and its people.⁠
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29/05/2026

Mokola Rings 14K recycled gold, enamel and a Botswanamark diamond. ⁠
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Each design is inspired by the intricately woven baskets of the Okavango Delta. These baskets, crafted from mokola palm leaves, are not merely utilitarian—they feature patterns that reflect nature, community, and identity a skill that is handed down from mother to daughter. ⁠
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For each sale 20 percent of profits is donated to the Ngamiland Basket Weavers Trust, ensuring that this heritage craft continues to thrive.

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28/05/2026

Always returning to nature ⚡️

27/05/2026

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The Mokola collection is a vibrant interplay of enamel and gold inspired by the intricately woven baskets of the Okavango Delta. These baskets, crafted from mokola palm leaves, are not merely utilitarian—they feature patterns that reflect nature, community, and identity. Importantly, 20 percent of profits support the Ngamiland Basket Weavers Trust, ensuring that this heritage craft continues to thrive.⁠

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23/05/2026

Mamba Ring - The statement Mamba ring is intricately handcrafted in 14K recycled white gold, black enamel and 0.80ct ethically sourced, fully traceable Botswanamark diamonds. ⁠
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Snakes have long been connected with the concept of regeneration, the underworld, and healing powers. In Southern Africa the black mamba and its cousin the green mamba are both respected and feared. Folklore says a bite from a black mamba is the ‘kiss of death’ although the mamba is by nature a shy snake.⁠
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Available at www.beabondworld.com⁠
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21/05/2026

It’s a monochrome mood 🤍🖤
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Featuring the Lemur huggies with black enamel & 0.42ct Botswanamark diamonds in white gold, paired with the Coco mini hoops in silver.⁠
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Available online www.beabondworld.com⁠
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16/05/2026

Mokola Running Ostrich ⁠Petite diamond necklace. Handcrafted in 14K recycled yellow gold with enamel with a Top Wesselton VS 0.08ct Botswanamark diamond.⁠
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Created in support of and collaboration with we are donating 20% of the profits from this collection to ⁠
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Available at www.beabondworld.com⁠

13/05/2026

MOKOLA three designs ‘Running Ostrich’, ‘Kudu’ and ‘Palm Leaf’ handcrafted in 14k recycled gold, Botswanamark diamonds and enamel.
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MOKOLA created in support of & collaboration with ~⁠ Inspired by the art of basket weaving a tradition passed on from generation to generation, handed down from mother to daughter. Botswana baskets are the most artistic crafts made from the Mokola palm, decorated with patterns inspired by the natural world.⁠
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To support Ngamiland Basket Weavers Trust Beabond is donating 20% of the profits from this collection.⁠
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Available online www.beabondworld.com and at select retailers⁠
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11/05/2026

Thank you Newman⁠ for magazine. ⁠
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‘Everyone knows that the most compelling jewels are never just about carats and clarity - they are about provenance, poetry, and the quiet power of a story well told. ⁠Few contemporary designers understand this as intuitively as Countess Ferelith Moltke, the force behind the Beabond collection, whose jewels shine not only with natural diamonds but with narrative.’⁠
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Moltke’s own story reads like something between a drawing-room epic and a spy novel. Her maternal grandmother, Beatrice Bond, was born in colonial Kenya in 1911 and descended from John Bond, the Elizabethan spy believed to have inspired Ian Fleming’s James Bond. By the time Moltke was a girl, she understood that the most fascinating objects are never merely beautiful—they carry secrets, memory, and a sense of place.⁠
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“I’ve always been fascinated with objects that tell stories,” she said, and that sensibility defines Beabond. But if her heritage provided the framework, it was an unexpected chapter in Botswana that gave the collection its soul.”⁠
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08/05/2026

Since launching the Coco collection we have donated more than 4,500 Euros to .charity supporting soil regeneration globally 🌍️ ⁠
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⁠This means so much to me —and it wouldn’t have been possible without you 💛 thank you for supporting, and being part of something bigger 🙏⁠
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Here are some of the incredible women in our Beabond community wearing their Coco lockets.⁠
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