Golden days with Izi Simundic.
Photography by Melinda Cartmer | @melcartmer_photographer
H&M by Max May | @maxmade
Cosmos Pendant Necklace, Small Organic Earrings
Small Signet Ring with Star-Set Diamond, Supernova Diamond Ring, Moon & Stars Ring
Izi x RUUSK
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