Beltane sold out · Summer Solstice waitlist open
The MoontimeCollection

Ritual adornments
for your bleed

a reminder to slow down, turn inward, and honour this time in your cycle.

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What is the Moontime Collection?

We are reclaiming our cycles.

The Moontime Collection was born from a longing to honour our menstrual phase, instead of hiding it away. Each adornment is a handmade garnet necklace or bracelet, made to be worn during your bleed — a companion for turning inward, and a reminder that this time has something to say when we make space to listen.

For so long, we were made to believe that menstruation was something shameful — to hide, to silence, to push through. I don't believe that, and I don't think you should have to either.

Wearing your Moontime adornment is a silent revolution. It's how we come back to our bodies and our cyclical nature — standing in the intelligence of our cycles rather than apologising for them. Not something to manage or get through, but something to trust, to feel, and to be proud of.

Each adornment is a small act of remembering — a way to slow down, turn inward, and come home to yourself.

Each one is handmade with garnet beads, all slightly different in shape, colour, and texture. No two are the same.

Each one is unique, just like your cycle.

Hayley wearing her Moontime necklace Garnet necklaces glowing in the light A close view of Hayley's Moontime necklace
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Materials

Why garnet?

Garnet has long been associated with the body, blood, warmth, vitality, and life force. Its deep red naturally mirrors menstrual blood — the blood that holds the cycles of life.

Red garnet has been tied to the root chakra and to feminine vitality, believed to support hormonal balance and to steady us through the tender days of the cycle. It's sometimes called a spiritual battery: thought to gently restore energy and life force when we feel depleted, and to quiet a racing mind.

In the Moontime Collection, garnet is a grounding presence — a reminder to stay close to the body, to feel held, and to soften inward during the days when we are invited to rest.

A Moontime necklace hanging among sunlit green leaves
Made with love and intention

Handmade, one of a kind

Every Moontime adornment is unique, marked with its own number — #1, #2, and so on. I make them in different corners of Aotearoa New Zealand, across different days and seasons. I believe each necklace already has its person — it's simply a matter of the two of you finding each other.

Four Moontime necklaces laid out on a wooden round beside their red pouches
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Handmade

Strung by hand with garnet beads, each slightly different — no two pieces alike.

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Blessed for you

As I finish each adornment, I bless it with you in mind, aligning it with the season it's born into.

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Customised

Made to your preferred length, so it sits just right on your body.

The adornment, worn

Close to the body

The garnet Moontime necklace resting at the collarbone in afternoon light Three layered Moontime necklaces held close at the heart Hayley's garnet Moontime necklace worn close to the neck
The ritual

A simple but potent ritual

Wearing your Moontime necklace or bracelet during your bleed is a simple but potent way to honour your inner rhythms. It's an invitation, and a reminder, to slow down, turn inward, and give yourself space to listen — to your body, your intuition, and your inner world.

It can be personal, just for you. Or a way of communicating with those around you — inviting care, understanding, and conversation.

My hope is that one day every woman honours this time in her own way — and that, together, we create a movement: a Moontime piece or token as a sign of recognition.

Moontime stories

The women who wore them

Some of the first women to receive a Winter Solstice piece.

Rose wearing her Moontime necklace
Rose
Hayley wearing her Moontime necklace
Hayley
Kyla wearing her Moontime necklace
Kyla
Willow wearing her Moontime necklace
Willow
Jess wearing her Moontime necklace
Jess
Rachel wearing her Moontime necklace
Rachel
Meg wearing her Moontime necklace
Meg
Darin wearing her Moontime necklace
Darin
Nina wearing her Moontime necklace
Nina
Bailey wearing her Moontime necklace
Bailey
The journey so far

Moontime Collection around the world

From Aotearoa to Australia, Europe and the United States — 34 pieces, each carrying its own story.

Choose a country to zoom straight in, then explore the places they have travelled.

What you will receive

A deeper ritual

Your Moontime necklace isn't a one-time object — it's the beginning of a relationship. When you receive an adornment, you'll be welcomed into a deeper ritual practice that grows over time:

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Cleanse & bless

How to care for, cleanse, and bless your necklace before you begin.

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Opening & closing

A simple ritual for the start of your bleed, and one to close your inner winter.

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Seasonal guides

Online ritual guides for each seasonal marker of the Wheel of the Year.

This space is under construction. For now, you'll receive your seasonal guides straight to your email.

The releases

Moving with the seasons

The Moontime drops follow the rhythm of the Wheel of the Year — new adornments created in small numbers: chokers and bracelets. Each drop is made with the beads I'm working with at the time; if an adornment calls to you, trust that pull, as I may not be able to source the same beads again.

Summer Solstice Drop

The Beltane adornments have all found their keepers.

Join the waitlist to hear first when the Summer Solstice adornments are ready.

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Choker · customisable up to 44 cm (incl. clasp)$88 + shipping
Bracelet · 16–20 cm$44 + shipping
These are choker-style necklaces. If you'd like yours longer than the length above, just reach out and we'll work it out together.
All prices in NZD · plus shipping. Lengths are measured including the clasp. Prices may vary slightly between pieces and releases depending on the beads used.

Claiming a piece

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Join the waitlist

You'll hear first when the next pieces are ready — before they open to everyone.

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Choose & claim

Pieces are limited and one-of-a-kind. When one calls to you, claim it and share your length.

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Made & sent

I finish and bless your adornment especially for you, then send it on its way.

Past releases
Beltane Drop · Sold Out

The fourth Moontime release: ten handmade garnet adornments, eight necklaces and two bracelets, made by the sea in Wellington in the weeks leading up to Beltane. The drop opened in October 2026 and every one has now been claimed.

The sold-out Beltane garnet necklaces hanging among pink spring flowers
Spring Equinox Drop · Sold Out

The third Moontime release: ten handmade garnet adornments, made in the weeks leading up to the Spring Equinox. The drop opened in September 2026 and every one has now been claimed.

The sold-out Spring Equinox garnet adornments hanging among spring flowers
Imbolc Drop · Sold Out

The second Moontime release included ten handmade adornments: eight garnet necklaces and two bracelets, each one unique. The drop opened on 27 July 2026 and every one has now been claimed.

The sold-out Imbolc Moontime garnet adornments held together beside the sea at dusk
Winter Solstice Drop · Sold Out

The first Moontime release: 11 handmade garnet necklaces, each one unique. They were created during April 2026, then gathered and blessed at Samhain under the full moon in Scorpio — a time of endings, remembrance, and connection with the unseen — and sent at Winter Solstice, the peak of inner winter.

The Winter Solstice necklaces gathered by the water
Good to know

Questions & care

What sizes are available?

These are choker-style necklaces, customisable up to 44 cm, and bracelets from 16–20 cm. All lengths are measured including the clasp. You'll share your preferred length when you claim your piece so it sits comfortably on your body. If you'd like something longer than 44 cm, just reach out and we'll work it out together.

Are the adornments really all different?

Yes. Each necklace is handmade with garnet beads that vary in shape, colour, and texture, so no two are ever the same. Each carries its own number and the date and place it was made.

How do I care for my necklace?

Remove it before showering, swimming, or sleeping, and store it in the beautiful red pouch it arrives in.

Do I have to wear it only during my bleed?

Not at all. It's made to be worn during menstruation as a ritual, but you might also wear it whenever you feel yourself entering your inner winter — or simply whenever you want to stay close to your cycle.

When is the next drop?

Moontime drops follow the Wheel of the Year in the Southern Hemisphere — a new release roughly every six weeks. Join the waitlist to hear when the next one opens.

Where do you ship & how much?

Pieces are sent from Aotearoa New Zealand. Shipping (in NZD): within New Zealand $6.90 (rural addresses may cost a little more — I’ll confirm by email), to Australia $18.80, and anywhere else in the world $28, tracked. All prices are in NZD, plus shipping.

How do I pay?

For now, pieces are paid by bank transfer (NZD), with details shared when you claim your piece. For international orders, I'll send a Wise payment link.

Sofía, the maker of the Moontime Collection, wearing a garnet necklace in warm sunlight
Meet the maker

Hi, I'm Sofía

I'm a menstrual cycle coach and fertility awareness educator — here to support women in reconnecting with their bodies, their cycles, and the Earth.

For years I wore a red necklace during my bleed: a small token, a way to honour my inner winter. I'd make sure everyone in my circle knew that I was on my bleed! I love talking about it and smashing the taboo around menstruation.

The Moontime Collection grew from my desire to share this ritual with others — a reminder that our cycles aren't something to hide, but something to trust, to feel, and to be proud of.

The next release comes with the season.

If you feel called to receive a Moontime adornment in a future release, join the waitlist or follow along on Instagram.

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