About us
Pes & Co is not foot jewelry.
It is the oldest jewelry in the world.
I founded this brand on a belief I still hold: that femininity is not something a woman performs but something she comes back to. Pes & Co was created for the part of her that has been overlooked the longest — her feet. Anklets. Toe rings. Barefoot sandals. Jewelry designed to live where she lives. From the morning floor to the evening bath, from the long walk home to the dinner she dresses for nobody.
Every piece was made to be worn every day. 14K gold-plated stainless steel, hypoallergenic. Water-resistant. Premium without performance. Quiet without apology.
I built Pes & Co from a long lineage of women who knew the sound of an anklet was the sound of a woman walking into a room. It stood for a quieter, older code: presence over performance, ritual over trend, lived-in over saved-for.
Pes & Co was for the woman returning. There she is.
Five thousand years of women,
one quiet ritual.
Foot jewelry is the oldest jewelry on earth. Anklets buried in Egyptian tombs. Toe rings on the dancing girl of Mohenjo-daro, 2500 BCE. Indian bridal traditions stretching back four millennia. The Bedouin worn so daily they became part of the body. The Vedic temples where the sound of metal on skin was the sound of a woman arriving.
For five thousand years, foot jewelry stood for grace, for femininity, for status — for the oldest, quietest way a woman has of saying: here I am.
Then somewhere, the world forgot. Modern jewelry stopped at the neck. Brands ignored everything below the hemline. The part of her that had carried femininity the longest was the part she stopped touching.
I started Pes & Co with a refusal to leave that part behind. What began as a single anklet became a brand. What began as a brand became a return — to ritual, to lineage, to a femininity that had been waiting at her feet.
The collection in front of you
is the last one.
I'm Elara, and I'm closing this chapter of Pes & Co. Once this collection sells out, it's gone.
Pes & Co was my way of extending five thousand years of women who came before — and it's been the honor of my life to make jewelry for the part of you the world forgot to celebrate. To every woman who wore a piece of mine and felt, for a moment, more herself — thank you.
This isn't the end of the story. Something new is already taking shape. But these pieces, made with everything I had? You'll only find them here, one last time.
Femininity, from head to feet — one last time.
— Elara, Founder of Pes & Co.