The Roseate Story
Our Founder
Pamela's years years at Tiffany were a comprehensive education in design, sourcing, and manufacturing.
Valuable lessons, for sure. But she didn’t want to follow the rules — she wanted to make new ones.
Pamela's intention: to create jewelry that is not just sentimental adornment or status symbol, but an embodiment of artistry, ethics, and environmental sustainability.
It would begin with her love of pearls — Earth’s only sustainable and renewable precious gem.
Our Mission
An Issue To Solve
The jewelry industry supply chain is infamously opaque. Most jewelry brands can’t tell you where their gemstones come from, how their metal was mined, who crafted their pieces, or whether the artisans were fairly compensated.
This complicated web of producers and middlemen obscures potentially damaging practices.
Our Approach
Roseate does things differently by carefully choosing each supplier and manufacturer with a consideration for transparency, sustainability, and best practices.
By selecting environmentally thoughtful partners and committing to a direct and transparent supply chain and manufacturing process, we are creating a more sustainable jewelry industry.
Giving Back
By donating a portion of our proceeds to non-profit organizations dedicated to the environment, we are helping to support healthier oceans, protect natural resources, prevent climate change, and promote healthier people and communities worldwide.
Learn about our materials and where we source them here, and learn about our charitable partners here.
Our Jewelry
Roseate sees pearls anew, spanning age and gender, unbound from formality and status.
Each piece is a personal talisman inspired by universal symbols of nature and humanity. The fundamental form is a glistening drop of water. From that, many motifs emerge — graceful hearts, tactile flowers, an inventive interpretation of a padlock.
Roseate jewelry is meticulously handcrafted in North America by the same artisans and factories that make jewelry for leading luxury brands.
