About Kavant & Sharart — Contemporary Fine Jewelry from Bangkok
Born from the meeting of two very different perspectives, the brand explores what happens when the precision of engineering meets the emotion of art.
The name Kavant comes from avant-garde — a reflection of our desire to look beyond convention, challenge traditional ideas of how jewelry should be worn, and create designs that feel unexpected yet timeless.
Sharart is a combination of Shar-Linn and art — a personal expression of the belief that jewelry is, at its heart, a form of art. Together, Kavant & Sharart represents our shared philosophy: to create jewelry that is both intellectually considered and emotionally meaningful.
Our designs are inspired by the world around us — contemporary art, architecture, nature, geometry and the cultural influences of East and West. These influences are translated into sculptural forms, unexpected proportions and intricate details, often with an element of movement or transformation.
Engineering is an essential part of our creative language. Kenny's engineering background brings an instinct for structure, mechanics and precision, while Shar-Linn's design perspective brings a sensitivity to aesthetics, proportion and the experience of the wearer. Together, we continually explore how a jewel can be more than a beautiful object — how it can move, transform and reveal something unexpected.
This philosophy can be seen throughout our collections, from the geometric language of Kaleidoscope and the folded forms of Origami, to the fluid movement of Talay and the versatility of Mingle.

Rooted in Bangkok and connected to an increasingly international community of collectors, Kavant & Sharart brings together the craftsmanship of Thailand with a contemporary global perspective.
We believe fine jewelry should not simply follow trends. It should have a point of view.
It should make you curious.
It should become part of your story.
And ultimately, it should be something you can wear today, treasure tomorrow, and pass on for generations.
