INTRODUCING NOIR THORN BY ROSE THORN

Formerly known as Nikki by Rose Thorn

We all carry thorns.
Moments that pierced us.
Memories that never quite left the body.
The griefs we’ve been told to bury but still live inside our bones.

Inspired by the healing journey of Nikki Mark and her son, Tommy, Noir Thorn is more than a necklace—it’s a wearable ritual. It was born in the wake of sudden loss, in the quiet ache of a mother’s love, and in the sacred search for something that could hold what words could not.

As The Body Keeps the Score teaches us, trauma doesn’t just live in the mind—it embeds itself in the body. It speaks through tension, through illness, through exhaustion we can’t explain. But it can also be released. Grief, like energy, is meant to move.

This piece was designed with that truth in mind.

At its core is a tiny, discreet tool—a hand-carved screwdriver—that allows the wearer to gently activate acupressure points. By stimulating these energetic pathways, the body is reminded of its ability to flow, to release, to re-pattern. It becomes an embodied prayer. A physical meditation. A way back to center.

Noir Thorn honors the pain we’ve endured and the beauty we still carry. It’s a nod to the sacred balance of shadow and light. A tool for moving stuck emotion. And a reminder that we are never truly disconnected from the universe—only temporarily blocked.

Tommy believed in joy, in play, and in the magic that still exists here.
This piece carries his essence. It invites us to feel, to heal, and to remember that even thorns can be beautiful.

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In both TCM and Ayurveda, the energetic qualities of these metals align with their healing properties, influencing the body's balance of Qi (life force) or Prana, which is essential for maintaining health and vitality. Each metal offers unique benefits for different aspects of emotional and physical healing. The healing qualities of gold, silver, gold-plated, and copper in terms of healing and acupressure, focusing on their role in conducting the body's energy within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Ayurveda:

HEALING PROPERTIES OF METALS

GOLD
SILVER

GOLD

Revered for its warmth, energizing properties, and ability to enhance the body's overall energy flow. It is often associated with the sun's energy and is believed to strengthen the heart, improve circulation, and promote vitality. Gold is used in TCM to balance the Qi and Yang energy, strengthening the body’s core energy. It promotes harmony and longevity, often used for conditions related to weakness, fatigue, and heart health. In both TCM and Ayurveda, gold is thought to amplify the body’s natural energy, enhancing spiritual focus and promoting healing. It enhances the warmth of the body, which makes it excellent for enhancing Yang energy in the body.

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SILVER

Traditionally known for its cooling and calming properties. It has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial qualities and is believed to purify and balance bodily fluids. Silver is used in TCM to cool excessive heat, reduce inflammation, and calm anxiety or emotional imbalance. It is often used to balance the Yin energy, harmonizing emotions and alleviating stress. Silver is believed to conduct calming and cooling energy, making it beneficial for emotional and physical imbalances, particularly those involving excess heat, anger, or overexertion.

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THE SCIENCE OF HEALING

  • CONTINUOUS HEALING

    Each necklace is more than an accessory; it's a companion in your journey of healing. Embedded within its design are specific acupressure points, particularly Lung 3 and Du 20, known in Chinese Medicine for their capacity to connect us to our ancestors and help process grief. Activation of these points are carefully integrated into your lifestle with the necklace to touch gently against the skin, providing subtle, continuous acupressure that helps to ease the heart's burden day by day.

  • GENERATING CYCLE

    In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the cycle of generating supports the belief that from grief comes regeneration. By wearing the Grief Necklace, you engage in an ongoing conversation with this cycle, facilitating a sacred space within yourself. It's designed not just to carry memories, but to transform sorrow into a nurturing force, cultivating a space for peaceful sleep and deeper connections to loved ones who, while not in our sight, are forever in our hearts.

  • SACRED CONNECTION

    The necklace serves as a bridge between worlds, a gentle reminder that our bonds are timeless. It is meticulously crafted to offer not just comfort but also a physical manifestation of healing intentions. Each piece is a testament to the strength found in remembrance and the love that transcends physical absence.

Our Go-To Acupoints for Healing & Harmony

  • LU 3

    Lung 3, also known as Tianfu (天府), or "Palace of Heaven," is an important acupuncture point in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is located on the upper arm, about six finger-widths below the armpit, along the Lung meridian.

    Spiritual and Emotional Significance

    In TCM, the lungs are closely associated with the emotion of grief. Lung 3 is often used to help people process and release grief, sadness, and emotional distress. This point helps to calm the spirit (Shen) and balance emotions, making it particularly useful for those who are experiencing deep emotional loss or overwhelming sadness

  • DU 20

    Lung 3, also known as Tianfu (天府), or "Palace of Heaven," is an important acupuncture point in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is located on the upper arm, about six finger-widths below the armpit, along the Lung meridian.

    Spiritual and Emotional Significance

    In TCM, the lungs are closely associated with the emotion of grief. Lung 3 is often used to help people process and release grief, sadness, and emotional distress. This point helps to calm the spirit (Shen) and balance emotions, making it particularly useful for those who are experiencing deep emotional loss or overwhelming sadness

  • KD 27

    Lung 3, also known as Tianfu (天府), or "Palace of Heaven," is an important acupuncture point in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is located on the upper arm, about six finger-widths below the armpit, along the Lung meridian.

    Spiritual and Emotional Significance

    In TCM, the lungs are closely associated with the emotion of grief. Lung 3 is often used to help people process and release grief, sadness, and emotional distress. This point helps to calm the spirit (Shen) and balance emotions, making it particularly useful for those who are experiencing deep emotional loss or overwhelming sadness

  • SP 6

    Lung 3, also known as Tianfu (天府), or "Palace of Heaven," is an important acupuncture point in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is located on the upper arm, about six finger-widths below the armpit, along the Lung meridian.

    Spiritual and Emotional Significance

    In TCM, the lungs are closely associated with the emotion of grief. Lung 3 is often used to help people process and release grief, sadness, and emotional distress. This point helps to calm the spirit (Shen) and balance emotions, making it particularly useful for those who are experiencing deep emotional loss or overwhelming sadness

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Step into a journey of healing and connection with Nikki. Through her heartfelt story and thoughtfully crafted healing toolkit, Nikki offers tools for emotional wellness and a supportive community to nurture your heart and soul. Whether you’re seeking balance, peace, or simply a place to feel understood, Nikki’s journey is here to inspire and guide you. Discover her path to restoration, explore her unique resources, and join a circle of support designed to help you embrace healing together.

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