The Stokes Hill Wharf Bag Clip

This little clip carries the whole Northern Territory in its bones.

A real Fannie Bay shell — sun-warmed, tide-tumbled, touched by a hundred tiny waves — paired with earthy timber beads that look like they’ve spent their life rolling around the floor of a beach shack.

Clipped onto your bag, it gives you that quiet, effortless “I’ve been somewhere” energy. That hint of salt, that Top End grit, that yes, I have a personality beyond paying bills glow. It’s small, but it does something — the same way throwing on good jewellery or brushing your hair changes how you feel.

It’s the kind of accessory that makes people lean in and go,
“Wait… where did you get that?”
Because it’s not polished or perfect — it’s personal.
And it tells its own story without shouting.

Add it to your handbag, your keys, your beach tote, whatever you’re swinging around on any given day — and suddenly you’ve got this tiny piece of the NT travelling with you. A little reminder of who you are: warm, grounded, earthy, a bit coastal, a bit wild, and absolutely unbothered.

Finished with a gold clasp and a tiny hand-stamped P — just a soft wink from me to you.

It’s giving character.
It’s giving energy.
It’s giving you.