Evoke Media Weekly
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Issue 0038–25 October 2026
Good News Around The World!
New dolphin calves in Cambodia, rice heritage preserved in India, Japan’s mission to Phobos, and a breakthrough in acrylic recycling
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Ten of Evoke Media's own articles from the week, each built from the reports of the outlets named under it. Each card opens ours.
Cards are illustrations by Evoke Media.
Animals
A dusky shark trapped for more than a month in a Busan canal was guided out to sea on the third attempt, as workers moved a floating platform and nets about a kilometre along the waterway. The shark had become a city mascot, and officials said it was now in deeper water, less likely to be trapped again.
Read on Evoke Media : Shark Guided Out of Busan Canal After Third Rescue AttemptSources: BBC News · ABC News · France 24
Science
Researchers led by Mark Hollands of the University of Warwick identified the first known genuinely green star, a white dwarf, and another that may be the reddest yet found. They traced the stars' unusual colours to the chemistry of their dense atmospheres, modelling how their light would look to human eyes.
Read on Evoke Media : White Dwarf Study Reveals Green Star and Links Unusual Colours to ChemistrySources: Live Science · Space.com
Science
Archaeologists near Fairbanks uncovered a 13,800-year-old base camp holding tens of thousands of artefacts, a hearth and what may be the earliest remains of a dwelling in North America. Its diamond-shaped stone tools resemble ones from northern Siberia, a sign of links between early communities across the Bering Land Bridge.
Read on Evoke Media : Ancient Alaska Base Camp Reveals Daily Life and Cultural Links Across BeringiaSources: Live Science · Gizmodo
Animals
Six calves have brought Cambodia’s critically endangered Irrawaddy dolphin population to an estimated 118, offering hope for the animals and riverside communities supported by ecotourism. Recovery still depends on reducing threats including gillnets, electrofishing and habitat damage.
Read on Evoke Media : Six Dolphin Births Raise Cambodia’s Irrawaddy Population to Estimated 118Sources: Mongabay
Environment
More than 30,000 farmers across six Indian states are preserving over 1,000 indigenous rice varieties through community growing plots and seed sharing. The work keeps traditional farming knowledge alive and protects varieties adapted to conditions such as drought, salinity and deep water.
Read on Evoke Media : Community Rice Plots Help Indian Farmers Preserve More Than 1,000 Indigenous VarietiesSources: The Better India
Science
Japan has launched its MMX spacecraft to investigate Mars’s moons and bring samples from Phobos back to Earth. Researchers hope the material will help explain how the moons formed and shed light on the early history of the solar system.
Read on Evoke Media : Japan Launches MMX Mission to Return Samples From Mars’s Moon PhobosSources: NASA · The Conversation · New Scientist · The Guardian · BBC News · Good News Network
Environment
ETH Zurich researchers have developed a solvent-free process that recovers up to 98% of acrylic glass as reusable chemical building blocks at a lower temperature than previous methods. The team is seeking industry partners to scale it up, with the aim of making high-quality acrylic recycling practical on existing equipment.
Read on Evoke Media : Acrylic Recycling Method Recovers Up to 98% as Reusable Building BlocksSources: Good News Network · ETH Zurich
Technology
OpenAI is contributing $5 million to a Simons Foundation initiative supporting mathematicians who examine and develop AI-generated results. The funding supports expert scrutiny and further research at a time when some released mathematical claims have required corrections or retractions.
Read on Evoke Media : OpenAI Commits $5 Million to Help Mathematicians Examine AI-Generated ResultsSources: OpenAI · The Verge · New Scientist · The Conversation
Science
Webb observations have revealed an abundance of heavy elements in gas near Sagittarius A*, the Milky Way’s central black hole. The findings offer clues to how stars enrich their surroundings and why this black hole consumes matter more slowly than others.
Read on Evoke Media : Webb Observations Reveal Heavy Elements in Gas Near Milky Way’s Central Black HoleSources: Live Science
Health
Australian researchers propose a depression subtype linked to sleep and seasonal symptoms. It offers a direction for treatment research, but needs validation and does not yet establish which treatments work best.
Read on Evoke Media : Depression Study Identifies Body-Clock Pattern That Could Inform Treatment ResearchSources: Live Science · The Guardian · New Scientist
Every one of the ten is an Evoke Media article, written from the reports of the outlets named with it.
Read more at evokemedia.io ↗EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Ten of Evoke Media's own articles from the week, each built from the reports of the outlets named under it. Each card opens ours.
Cards are illustrations by Evoke Media.
Animals
A dusky shark trapped for more than a month in a Busan canal was guided out to sea on the third attempt, as workers moved a floating platform and nets about a kilometre along the waterway. The shark had become a city mascot, and officials said it was now in deeper water, less likely to be trapped again.
Read on Evoke Media : Shark Guided Out of Busan Canal After Third Rescue AttemptSources: BBC News · ABC News · France 24
Science
Researchers led by Mark Hollands of the University of Warwick identified the first known genuinely green star, a white dwarf, and another that may be the reddest yet found. They traced the stars' unusual colours to the chemistry of their dense atmospheres, modelling how their light would look to human eyes.
Read on Evoke Media : White Dwarf Study Reveals Green Star and Links Unusual Colours to ChemistrySources: Live Science · Space.com
Continued · 3 to 4 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Science
Archaeologists near Fairbanks uncovered a 13,800-year-old base camp holding tens of thousands of artefacts, a hearth and what may be the earliest remains of a dwelling in North America. Its diamond-shaped stone tools resemble ones from northern Siberia, a sign of links between early communities across the Bering Land Bridge.
Read on Evoke Media : Ancient Alaska Base Camp Reveals Daily Life and Cultural Links Across BeringiaSources: Live Science · Gizmodo
Animals
Six calves have brought Cambodia’s critically endangered Irrawaddy dolphin population to an estimated 118, offering hope for the animals and riverside communities supported by ecotourism. Recovery still depends on reducing threats including gillnets, electrofishing and habitat damage.
Read on Evoke Media : Six Dolphin Births Raise Cambodia’s Irrawaddy Population to Estimated 118Sources: Mongabay
Continued · 5 to 6 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Environment
More than 30,000 farmers across six Indian states are preserving over 1,000 indigenous rice varieties through community growing plots and seed sharing. The work keeps traditional farming knowledge alive and protects varieties adapted to conditions such as drought, salinity and deep water.
Read on Evoke Media : Community Rice Plots Help Indian Farmers Preserve More Than 1,000 Indigenous VarietiesSources: The Better India
Science
Japan has launched its MMX spacecraft to investigate Mars’s moons and bring samples from Phobos back to Earth. Researchers hope the material will help explain how the moons formed and shed light on the early history of the solar system.
Read on Evoke Media : Japan Launches MMX Mission to Return Samples From Mars’s Moon PhobosSources: NASA · The Conversation · New Scientist · The Guardian · BBC News · Good News Network
Continued · 7 to 8 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Environment
ETH Zurich researchers have developed a solvent-free process that recovers up to 98% of acrylic glass as reusable chemical building blocks at a lower temperature than previous methods. The team is seeking industry partners to scale it up, with the aim of making high-quality acrylic recycling practical on existing equipment.
Read on Evoke Media : Acrylic Recycling Method Recovers Up to 98% as Reusable Building BlocksSources: Good News Network · ETH Zurich
Technology
OpenAI is contributing $5 million to a Simons Foundation initiative supporting mathematicians who examine and develop AI-generated results. The funding supports expert scrutiny and further research at a time when some released mathematical claims have required corrections or retractions.
Read on Evoke Media : OpenAI Commits $5 Million to Help Mathematicians Examine AI-Generated ResultsSources: OpenAI · The Verge · New Scientist · The Conversation
Continued · 9 to 10 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Science
Webb observations have revealed an abundance of heavy elements in gas near Sagittarius A*, the Milky Way’s central black hole. The findings offer clues to how stars enrich their surroundings and why this black hole consumes matter more slowly than others.
Read on Evoke Media : Webb Observations Reveal Heavy Elements in Gas Near Milky Way’s Central Black HoleSources: Live Science
Health
Australian researchers propose a depression subtype linked to sleep and seasonal symptoms. It offers a direction for treatment research, but needs validation and does not yet establish which treatments work best.
Read on Evoke Media : Depression Study Identifies Body-Clock Pattern That Could Inform Treatment ResearchSources: Live Science · The Guardian · New Scientist
Every one of the ten is an Evoke Media article, written from the reports of the outlets named with it.
Read more at evokemedia.io ↗EVOKE News
EVOKE Marketplace Is Now Available on the Apple App Store and Google Play
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
EVOKE Marketplace, which connects shoppers with brands and creators in jewellery, watches, fashion, handbags, footwear and home décor, now has its own app. It brings product and store search, wishlists, checkout, order history and favourite stores into one place, with deals found only in the app. Craig invites new users to sign up with his code EMAPP2026 to receive 1,000 EGT tokens.
Read on Evoke Media : EVOKE Marketplace Is Now Available on the Apple App Store and Google PlayTop Stories of the Week
Five major events of the week, told for what went right. Each names the outlets that reported it.
Image: Zhuang et al., arXiv, 2026 (boxout), ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, G. Östlin, P. G. Perez-Gonzalez, J. Melinder, the JADES Collaboration, the MIDIS collaboration, M. Zamani (background) Webb watches one of the universe's earliest supernovas unfold
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have found what may be one of the most distant supernovas ever seen, an explosion from about 1.15 billion years after the big bang, caught just days after it ignited. At its peak it shone some 8 billion times brighter than the sun, a rare look at how the universe's earliest stars lived and died.
Read on Evoke Media : Webb watches one of the universe's earliest supernovas unfoldReported by Live Science
Image: ARTIS/Facebook A rare hornbill gets a world-first 3D-printed beak
Vets at ARTIS, Amsterdam's zoo, working with Utrecht University, fitted a southern ground hornbill that had broken both halves of its beak with two 3D-printed prostheses, believed to be the first time both have been replaced in a bird. He began eating on his own the day after the operation, and the team plans to publish how they did it so vets elsewhere can help other birds.
Read on Evoke Media : A rare hornbill gets a world-first 3D-printed beakReported by Good Good Good and Nice News
Image: David Kinchin Smith/RSPB Seabirds bounce back in the Solent after the 2022 bird-flu wipeout
Sandwich terns at Pagham harbour in West Sussex, wiped out by bird flu in 2022, are back to 756 breeding pairs after RSPB staff and volunteers protected their nesting sites. Little terns, ringed plovers, oystercatchers and black-headed gulls are up along the same coast too, helped by predator fencing, new nesting islands and floating rafts.
Read on Evoke Media : Seabirds bounce back in the Solent after the 2022 bird-flu wipeoutReported by The Guardian
Image: courtesy of Fundación Pro Cuatrociénegas Conservation restores Cuatro Ciénegas, Mexico's ancient desert oasis, and brings bison back
In a Chihuahuan Desert valley whose pools hold microbial life traced back nearly 500 million years, Fundación Pro Cuatrociénegas is protecting the water, restoring native habitat and helping ranchers use less of it. In December 2025, 44 American bison arrived at a reserve in Coahuila, the clearest sign yet that the valley's recovery is taking hold.
Read on Evoke Media : Conservation restores Cuatro Ciénegas, Mexico's ancient desert oasis, and brings bison backReported by Happy Eco News
Image: courtesy of NASA MIT students win NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge, turning lunar waste into tools
An MIT student team, CERBERUZ, took first prize in both tracks of NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge with a system that grinds, melts and moulds packaging waste into new composite parts. On a future Moon base it could turn rubbish into tools and spare parts, instead of shipping them all the way from Earth.
Read on Evoke Media : MIT students win NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge, turning lunar waste into toolsReported by MIT News
Top Stories of the Week
Five major events of the week, told for what went right. Each names the outlets that reported it.
Image: Zhuang et al., arXiv, 2026 (boxout), ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, G. Östlin, P. G. Perez-Gonzalez, J. Melinder, the JADES Collaboration, the MIDIS collaboration, M. Zamani (background) Webb watches one of the universe's earliest supernovas unfold
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have found what may be one of the most distant supernovas ever seen, an explosion from about 1.15 billion years after the big bang, caught just days after it ignited. At its peak it shone some 8 billion times brighter than the sun, a rare look at how the universe's earliest stars lived and died.
Read on Evoke Media : Webb watches one of the universe's earliest supernovas unfoldReported by Live Science
Image: ARTIS/Facebook A rare hornbill gets a world-first 3D-printed beak
Vets at ARTIS, Amsterdam's zoo, working with Utrecht University, fitted a southern ground hornbill that had broken both halves of its beak with two 3D-printed prostheses, believed to be the first time both have been replaced in a bird. He began eating on his own the day after the operation, and the team plans to publish how they did it so vets elsewhere can help other birds.
Read on Evoke Media : A rare hornbill gets a world-first 3D-printed beakReported by Good Good Good and Nice News
Continued · 3 to 5 of 5
Top Stories of the Week
Image: David Kinchin Smith/RSPB Seabirds bounce back in the Solent after the 2022 bird-flu wipeout
Sandwich terns at Pagham harbour in West Sussex, wiped out by bird flu in 2022, are back to 756 breeding pairs after RSPB staff and volunteers protected their nesting sites. Little terns, ringed plovers, oystercatchers and black-headed gulls are up along the same coast too, helped by predator fencing, new nesting islands and floating rafts.
Read on Evoke Media : Seabirds bounce back in the Solent after the 2022 bird-flu wipeoutReported by The Guardian
Image: courtesy of Fundación Pro Cuatrociénegas Conservation restores Cuatro Ciénegas, Mexico's ancient desert oasis, and brings bison back
In a Chihuahuan Desert valley whose pools hold microbial life traced back nearly 500 million years, Fundación Pro Cuatrociénegas is protecting the water, restoring native habitat and helping ranchers use less of it. In December 2025, 44 American bison arrived at a reserve in Coahuila, the clearest sign yet that the valley's recovery is taking hold.
Read on Evoke Media : Conservation restores Cuatro Ciénegas, Mexico's ancient desert oasis, and brings bison backReported by Happy Eco News
Image: courtesy of NASA MIT students win NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge, turning lunar waste into tools
An MIT student team, CERBERUZ, took first prize in both tracks of NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge with a system that grinds, melts and moulds packaging waste into new composite parts. On a future Moon base it could turn rubbish into tools and spare parts, instead of shipping them all the way from Earth.
Read on Evoke Media : MIT students win NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge, turning lunar waste into toolsReported by MIT News
Health and Wellness
Three stories from the week: a sticky seal for surgery, a yearly check for women and a village of centenarians.
Image: courtesy of SanaHeal An MIT spinout makes surgical stitching as easy as applying a sticky note
SanaHeal, a company spun out of MIT, has made a bioadhesive, inspired by barnacles and spider webs, that seals wet tissue air- and fluid-tight. Already approved to stop bleeding from trauma, it enters human trials next year for use in surgery.
Read on Evoke Media : An MIT spinout makes surgical stitching as easy as applying a sticky noteReported by MIT News
Image: BBC Women welcome a yearly health check for PMOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome, which affects about one in eight women in the UK, has been renamed PMOS, with a recommendation for yearly health checks. Neelam Heera-Shergill, who founded the charity Cysters after her own diagnosis, welcomes it as a step towards better diagnosis and care.
Read on Evoke Media : Women welcome a yearly health check for PMOSReported by BBC News
Image: Victor Sokolowicz/The Guardian Is sisterhood the secret to a long life? A Sardinian village's women
In Bolotana, a Sardinian village of 2,266 people, the sisters Giovanna and Mariangela Marras are 101 and 99, and a new study finds that 13.8% of its women who reach 70 live to 100. Only Hong Kong ranks higher, and the village could become the world's sixth "blue zone".
Read on Evoke Media : Is sisterhood the secret to a long life? A Sardinian village's womenReported by The Guardian
Philanthropy
Three gifts from the week: low-cost care for pets, free help with repairs and free theatre for schools.
Image: BBC A low-cost RSPCA clinic in Chatham helps pet owners with vet bills
A reduced-cost clinic run by the RSPCA's Medway West branch treated 160 pets in its first 11 days, offering cut-price care to owners on low incomes or benefits. It means people can get the treatment their animals need and take them home, instead of giving up a pet that may be their only companion.
Read on Evoke Media : A low-cost RSPCA clinic in Chatham helps pet owners with vet billsReported by BBC News
Image: Courtesy Brooklyn Spark Volunteer repair clubs help Americans fix things and save money
At Fixit Clinics such as the volunteer-run one in Brooklyn, anyone can bring in a broken item, from torn clothes to faulty electronics, and get the help and tools to mend it. At least 2,000 have been held across the US, saving people money and keeping things out of landfill.
Read on Evoke Media : Volunteer repair clubs help Americans fix things and save moneyReported by The Guardian
Image: Sam Frost/The Guardian Bristol Old Vic takes theatre into classrooms, at no cost to schools
Bristol Old Vic's young company is touring two new plays into secondary schools across Bristol and the surrounding area, free of charge. With school budgets squeezed and fewer trips, it brings theatre to every pupil rather than only those whose families or schools can pay.
Read on Evoke Media : Bristol Old Vic takes theatre into classrooms, at no cost to schoolsReported by The Guardian
The Week in AI
Five AI developments from around the world this week.
Image: courtesy of the MIT Jameel Clinic and the researchers Teaching AI about symmetry could make prenatal diagnosis more reliable
Researchers at MIT, Boston Children's Hospital and Inria built E(3)-Pose, a deep-learning model that tracks a fetus's moving head during an MRI scan, with the left-right symmetry of the head built into its design. Sharper, more complete scans could help doctors spot problems in the developing brain earlier and more accurately.
Read on Evoke Media : Teaching AI about symmetry could make prenatal diagnosis more reliableReported by MIT News
Image: Google Google's more personal Gemini is coming to cars
Gemini in Android Auto and in cars with Google built-in can now draw on Gmail, Calendar, Maps and Photos, so a driver can ask for a flight's status from its confirmation email, or say "take me to my doctor's appointment". Apps are connected only for drivers who turn on Google's Personal Intelligence setting.
Read on Evoke Media : Google's more personal Gemini is coming to carsReported by The Verge and Ars Technica
Image: Adobe Lightroom can now open closed eyes in a photo with one tap
Adobe's Lightroom app for iPhone, iPad and Android can now open a subject's closed eyes with a single tap, using generative AI. It uses other pictures of the same person in the user's library as a guide, so the eyes match their own colour, size and shape.
Read on Evoke Media : Lightroom can now open closed eyes in a photo with one tapReported by The Verge
Image: Nick Barclay / The Verge Spotify pulls 50 million AI spam tracks from its recommendations
Spotify says it has removed more than 50 million AI-generated "slop" and spam tracks from its recommendations over the past year, and changed its system to highlight more music by human artists. It no longer recommends music from AI personas, which now carry a badge, and says listener complaints have fallen since.
Read on Evoke Media : Spotify pulls 50 million AI spam tracks from its recommendationsReported by The Verge
Image: Andy Ryan; Robert Torres; courtesy of Tod Machover Tod Machover's new symphony plays with AI
MIT composer Tod Machover's symphony "already and not yet" is having its world premiere with the Boston Symphony Orchestra this week, with a "Live AI" system built at the MIT Media Lab responding to the players. In one movement the AI sets each musician apart as a soloist; in another it seeks common ground, in a piece written as a meditation on democracy.
Read on Evoke Media : Tod Machover's new symphony plays with AIReported by MIT News
The Week in AI
Five AI developments from around the world this week.
Image: courtesy of the MIT Jameel Clinic and the researchers Teaching AI about symmetry could make prenatal diagnosis more reliable
Researchers at MIT, Boston Children's Hospital and Inria built E(3)-Pose, a deep-learning model that tracks a fetus's moving head during an MRI scan, with the left-right symmetry of the head built into its design. Sharper, more complete scans could help doctors spot problems in the developing brain earlier and more accurately.
Read on Evoke Media : Teaching AI about symmetry could make prenatal diagnosis more reliableReported by MIT News
Image: Google Google's more personal Gemini is coming to cars
Gemini in Android Auto and in cars with Google built-in can now draw on Gmail, Calendar, Maps and Photos, so a driver can ask for a flight's status from its confirmation email, or say "take me to my doctor's appointment". Apps are connected only for drivers who turn on Google's Personal Intelligence setting.
Read on Evoke Media : Google's more personal Gemini is coming to carsReported by The Verge and Ars Technica
Continued · 3 to 5 of 5
The Week in AI
Image: Adobe Lightroom can now open closed eyes in a photo with one tap
Adobe's Lightroom app for iPhone, iPad and Android can now open a subject's closed eyes with a single tap, using generative AI. It uses other pictures of the same person in the user's library as a guide, so the eyes match their own colour, size and shape.
Read on Evoke Media : Lightroom can now open closed eyes in a photo with one tapReported by The Verge
Image: Nick Barclay / The Verge Spotify pulls 50 million AI spam tracks from its recommendations
Spotify says it has removed more than 50 million AI-generated "slop" and spam tracks from its recommendations over the past year, and changed its system to highlight more music by human artists. It no longer recommends music from AI personas, which now carry a badge, and says listener complaints have fallen since.
Read on Evoke Media : Spotify pulls 50 million AI spam tracks from its recommendationsReported by The Verge
Image: Andy Ryan; Robert Torres; courtesy of Tod Machover Tod Machover's new symphony plays with AI
MIT composer Tod Machover's symphony "already and not yet" is having its world premiere with the Boston Symphony Orchestra this week, with a "Live AI" system built at the MIT Media Lab responding to the players. In one movement the AI sets each musician apart as a soloist; in another it seeks common ground, in a piece written as a meditation on democracy.
Read on Evoke Media : Tod Machover's new symphony plays with AIReported by MIT News
Learn AI: Three Tips to Try
Three things to try this week, whichever assistant you use.
Say what to leave out
Rules about what you don't want work as well as asking for what you do. Name the length, the words to avoid and the format to skip.
Try
Explain this to a 12-year-old in under 100 words. No jargon and no bullet points.
Let it ask you first
A vague request gets a vague answer. Invite the assistant to ask what it needs to know before it starts.
Try
Before you begin, ask me up to three questions you need answered to do this well.
Break a big job into steps
Long tasks go better a piece at a time. Ask for a plan first, check it, then have it work through the plan one part at a time.
Try
First give me a five-point outline. Wait for my OK before you write each section.
EVOKE News
Inside the EVOKE Ecosystem
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
The EVOKE Phygital Marketplace
One of EVOKE Immersive Technologies' featured projects, the EVOKE Phygital Marketplace is a commerce ecosystem that connects online shopping with real-world brand experiences. It gives customers one place to discover products, explore virtual stores, earn rewards and engage with curated sellers.
- Online Marketplace
- Virtual Stores
- Seller Platform
- EGT Rewards
- Charity integration
- Product registration
EVOKE News
EVOKE Tech Spotlight
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
The EVOKE Events Platform: every part of an event, from one dashboard
- The problem
- Event organisers rely on too many disconnected tools to handle registration, ticketing, guest lists, check-ins and performance reporting, which creates friction, missed revenue and a fragmented experience for attendees.
- What it does
- The EVOKE Events Platform lets teams create polished event pages, sell tickets, manage RSVPs, track attendance and see real-time analytics, all from one dashboard. It brings together multi-tier ticketing and payments, guest management, event discovery and team collaboration with role-based permissions.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
New arrivals and selected favourites: rings, necklaces and pendants, earrings, and bags from EVOKE Marketplace.
evokemarketplace.com/new-arrivals ↗Rings
KIÇH
TruAmore Azure Opulent Ring
A multi-row crossover design of interwoven bands around a round-cut centrepiece in a shimmering halo.
KIÇH
TruAmore Regal Prismatic Ring
A princess-cut blue centre stone with four square-set accents, on intertwined bands of white and blue stones.
KIÇH
TruAmore Sapphire Resplendent Ring
A round-cut blue centre stone with four white stones in square settings, on a sweeping crossover band.
KIÇH
TruAmore Amorous Sinous Ring
Twin blue stones in sweeping, intertwined bands with leaf-shaped white accents.
KIÇH
TruAmore Sapphire Intricate Ring
Interlocking bands with alternating rows of blue and white stones in a geometric crossover design.
KIÇH
TruAmore Cobalt Exquisite Ring
Five round blue stones arranged diagonally between intertwined ribbons of white accents.
Necklaces
CS Beverly Hills
Radiance Emerald Cut Diamond Necklace
An emerald-cut pendant beneath a flowing neckline of brilliant round diamonds.
CS Beverly Hills
Fleur Blue Diamond Cascade Necklace
A pear-shaped blue centrepiece beneath a fleur-inspired motif with sparkling white accents.
CS Beverly Hills
Azure Teardrop Diamond Pendant
A pear-shaped blue centrepiece crowned by a leaf-inspired setting on a refined chain.
SVAG
Regal Panther Tassel Necklace
A sculpted panther head in a gold-tone finish, with a flowing tassel beneath it.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Eternal Embrace Infinity Pendant Necklace
A cushion-cut centrepiece embraced by intertwining curves and sparkling accents.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Royal Celestia Teardrop Pendant Necklace
A pear-cut centrepiece in a double teardrop frame, with a graduated stone-set neckline.
Earrings
CS Beverly Hills
Fleur Blue Diamond Cascade Earrings
Blue teardrop drops beneath intricate fleur-inspired settings with white accents.
CS Beverly Hills
Azure Teardrop Diamond Earrings
Pear-shaped blue drops with leaf-inspired white accents and a lever-back design.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Celestial Bloom Floral Stud Earrings
Six pear-cut petals around a round centre form a dimensional floral silhouette.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Eternal Embrace Infinity Drop Earrings
Infinity-inspired swirls of sparkling accents above green teardrop stones.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Celestial Solstice Teardrop Earrings
A sunburst accent above a pear-cut centrepiece framed by a shimmering halo.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Aurelia Vine Earrings
Marquise-cut stones and sparkling curved branches form an open botanical silhouette.
Bags
Braccialini
Beth Metallic Charm Tote Bag
A spacious faux-leather tote with a matching removable pouch and an oversized daisy charm with polka-dot ribbons.
Braccialini
Beth Blue Charm Tote Bag
A large faux-leather handbag with a roomy interior, a coordinated removable pouch and a maxi daisy charm.
Braccialini
Baroque Black Backpack
Soft calfskin with the signature Baroque jewel buckle, enamelled hearts and gold-tone accents.
Braccialini
Baroque Brown Backpack
A compact calfskin backpack with adjustable straps, practical pockets and the Baroque jewel buckle.
Braccialini
Baroque Brown Heart Mini Bag
A heart-shaped calfskin mini bag with the Baroque jewel buckle, to carry by hand or wear crossbody.
Braccialini
Baroque Red Heart Mini Bag
A romantic heart-shaped calfskin mini bag with enamelled hearts on its jewel buckle and a detachable strap.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
New arrivals and selected favourites: rings, necklaces and pendants, earrings, and bags from EVOKE Marketplace.
Rings
KIÇH
TruAmore Azure Opulent Ring
A multi-row crossover design of interwoven bands around a round-cut centrepiece in a shimmering halo.
KIÇH
TruAmore Regal Prismatic Ring
A princess-cut blue centre stone with four square-set accents, on intertwined bands of white and blue stones.
KIÇH
TruAmore Sapphire Resplendent Ring
A round-cut blue centre stone with four white stones in square settings, on a sweeping crossover band.
KIÇH
TruAmore Amorous Sinous Ring
Twin blue stones in sweeping, intertwined bands with leaf-shaped white accents.
KIÇH
TruAmore Sapphire Intricate Ring
Interlocking bands with alternating rows of blue and white stones in a geometric crossover design.
KIÇH
TruAmore Cobalt Exquisite Ring
Five round blue stones arranged diagonally between intertwined ribbons of white accents.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace, continued
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
Necklaces
CS Beverly Hills
Radiance Emerald Cut Diamond Necklace
An emerald-cut pendant beneath a flowing neckline of brilliant round diamonds.
CS Beverly Hills
Fleur Blue Diamond Cascade Necklace
A pear-shaped blue centrepiece beneath a fleur-inspired motif with sparkling white accents.
CS Beverly Hills
Azure Teardrop Diamond Pendant
A pear-shaped blue centrepiece crowned by a leaf-inspired setting on a refined chain.
SVAG
Regal Panther Tassel Necklace
A sculpted panther head in a gold-tone finish, with a flowing tassel beneath it.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Eternal Embrace Infinity Pendant Necklace
A cushion-cut centrepiece embraced by intertwining curves and sparkling accents.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Royal Celestia Teardrop Pendant Necklace
A pear-cut centrepiece in a double teardrop frame, with a graduated stone-set neckline.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace, continued
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
Earrings
CS Beverly Hills
Fleur Blue Diamond Cascade Earrings
Blue teardrop drops beneath intricate fleur-inspired settings with white accents.
CS Beverly Hills
Azure Teardrop Diamond Earrings
Pear-shaped blue drops with leaf-inspired white accents and a lever-back design.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Celestial Bloom Floral Stud Earrings
Six pear-cut petals around a round centre form a dimensional floral silhouette.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Eternal Embrace Infinity Drop Earrings
Infinity-inspired swirls of sparkling accents above green teardrop stones.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Celestial Solstice Teardrop Earrings
A sunburst accent above a pear-cut centrepiece framed by a shimmering halo.
KIÇH
Kiçh Aura Aurelia Vine Earrings
Marquise-cut stones and sparkling curved branches form an open botanical silhouette.
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Bags
Braccialini
Beth Metallic Charm Tote Bag
A spacious faux-leather tote with a matching removable pouch and an oversized daisy charm with polka-dot ribbons.
Braccialini
Beth Blue Charm Tote Bag
A large faux-leather handbag with a roomy interior, a coordinated removable pouch and a maxi daisy charm.
Braccialini
Baroque Black Backpack
Soft calfskin with the signature Baroque jewel buckle, enamelled hearts and gold-tone accents.
Braccialini
Baroque Brown Backpack
A compact calfskin backpack with adjustable straps, practical pockets and the Baroque jewel buckle.
Braccialini
Baroque Brown Heart Mini Bag
A heart-shaped calfskin mini bag with the Baroque jewel buckle, to carry by hand or wear crossbody.
Braccialini
Baroque Red Heart Mini Bag
A romantic heart-shaped calfskin mini bag with enamelled hearts on its jewel buckle and a detachable strap.
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