Le Catch x OIYA: Maxine Beaded Choker
A necklace that turns small, intentional details into something strangely consequential.
What It Is:
The Maxine Beaded Choker from Le Catch x OIYA 2.0 is the sort of accessory that makes you think about how much meaning we assign to tiny objects. Tiny red lapis beads, punctuated with understated gold accents, form a minimalist yet arresting design that’s both personal and performative. Strung on a sturdy cord and secured with a gold-plated lobster clasp, it adjusts from 16 to 18 inches—flexible enough to accommodate whatever existential posture your neck is holding that day. Every piece is handmade, so slight variations aren’t flaws—they’re reminders that perfection is overrated.
Why You’ll Actually Wear It:
Because this necklace does more than sit there. Red lapis is said to evoke vitality and focus, gold accents suggest optimism, and the choker shape walks that line between edgy and deliberate. It’s wearable mood management, in a sense—a tiny ritual you can put on like a uniform for being someone who’s thoughtfully awake in the world. Layer it, stack it, or let it speak alone: either way, it subtly announces that your life is curated without needing an Instagram caption.
Key Details:
Material: Red lapis beads with gold bead accents
Length: Adjustable 16–18 inches
Closure: Gold-plated lobster clasp
Details: Handmade; each piece unique
The Maxine Beaded Choker isn’t just jewelry—it’s a small artifact of intention. It’s a line drawn between chaos and style, between aesthetic and meaning, and it works whether you notice it or not.
About the brand: Le Catch x OIYA
Le Catch x OIYA exists in that rare cultural space where fashion, art, and a vaguely metaphysical obsession with detail intersect. Founded to make jewelry that feels simultaneously minimal and narratively dense, the brand specializes in pieces that are small enough to be overlooked but consequential enough to be noticed—like a wry footnote in your life story. Every bead, clasp, and chain is handmade, which means the objects themselves carry evidence of human intention, labor, and occasional impatience. Wearing Le Catch x OIYA is less about accessorizing and more about broadcasting, silently, that you understand subtlety, value craftsmanship, and enjoy the quiet thrill of making small things feel significant.