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Issue 00426 October – 1 November 2026
Good News Around The World!
A runaway school bus stopped in Minnesota, a possible dwarf planet beyond Pluto, $500 million for wildlife, and a brother’s gift of a kidney
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.
Community
Ebro Ahmed, 27, saw a school bus roll past his family’s shop in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with its door open and its driver in a medical emergency, so he jumped aboard and pulled the emergency brake. Nobody on the bus or in the street was hurt, and the driver was treated in hospital and is now resting at home.
Read on Evoke Media : St Paul Man Stops Runaway School Bus After Driver’s Medical EmergencySources: The Guardian · Good News Network
Science
Astronomers searching data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile have found ED138, an object beyond Pluto estimated at 600 to 1,500 kilometres across that may be a dwarf planet. Its true size and status still need confirming, but outside experts say its size and distant orbit make it scientifically significant.
Read on Evoke Media : Rubin Observatory Detects Dwarf Planet Candidate Beyond PlutoSources: CNN
Animals
The Bezos Earth Fund and eight partners, including Re:wild and Rainforest Trust, have pledged more than $500 million over five years to help threatened plants and animals recover. The new Species Recovery Alliance will coordinate its members’ conservation work and measure success by how far species actually recover.
Read on Evoke Media : Species Recovery Alliance Pledges More Than $500 Million for Threatened WildlifeSources: Mongabay
Health
Busted musician James Bourne, told by doctors he had only a few years left to live, has thanked his younger brother Chris for donating a kidney that he says saved his life. Bourne says he is already feeling considerably better, and both brothers are recovering well from their operations.
Read on Evoke Media : James Bourne Reports Recovery After Brother Chris Donates KidneySources: BBC News · The Independent
Community
ABC reporter Will Murray and bystander Daniel Hainey swam to a four-wheel drive sinking in floodwater in Morayfield, Queensland, and pulled its driver out moments before it went under. Murray said the embrace he shared with the driver afterwards was among the most meaningful moments of his life.
Read on Evoke Media : Reporter and Bystander Rescue Driver Before Car Sinks in Queensland FloodwaterSources: Reuters · BBC News
Health
In an eight-week trial of 193 people with treatment-resistant depression, an investigational psychedelic nasal spray brought remission rates of 18% to 26%, against 8% for an inactive dose. Most participants could go home within two hours, and larger Phase 3 testing is planned to establish its safety and effectiveness.
Read on Evoke Media : Psychedelic Nasal Spray Trial Reports Depression Improvements, With Further Testing NeededSources: Yahoo Health
Environment
A New Jersey utility has installed a filter inspired by water-repelling plants, made by PolyGone, a start-up founded by two Princeton graduates, to catch microplastics in wastewater before it reaches the Atlantic. A prototype removed about 98% of particles in the laboratory, and the full-scale system will test how much it can capture in daily use.
Read on Evoke Media : Plant-Inspired System Targets Microplastics at Atlantic City Wastewater PlantSources: Good News Network · WHYY
Health
A review in Frontiers in Pharmacology found that randomised trials of GLP-1 medicines such as semaglutide have not shown a significant increase in breast cancer risk. The authors note that the trials were short and do not show the drugs prevent or treat the disease, and they set out the research needed to settle the question.
Read on Evoke Media : Review Finds No Significant Breast Cancer Risk Increase in GLP-1 Trials, Calls for Further ResearchSources: Frontiers in Pharmacology
Community
More than a decade ago, David Couture struck up a conversation with a deeply unhappy stranger at a restaurant in Dover, New Hampshire, encouraged him and left him his business card. That evening the man’s wife called to thank him: her husband had come home saying the meeting had helped him feel his life was worth living.
Read on Evoke Media : Restaurant Conversation Helped a Stranger Return Home, New Hampshire Man RecallsSources: Good News Network
Health
A Houston Methodist cardiologist told USA Today that most people do not need CoQ10 supplements, because the body makes its own. They are often recommended for statin users with muscle aches, he said, though CoQ10 is not approved to treat any condition and evidence for other uses is mixed.
Read on Evoke Media : CoQ10 Usually Unnecessary, but Cardiologist Describes Its Use for Some Statin PatientsSources: USA Today
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.
Community
Ebro Ahmed, 27, saw a school bus roll past his family’s shop in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with its door open and its driver in a medical emergency, so he jumped aboard and pulled the emergency brake. Nobody on the bus or in the street was hurt, and the driver was treated in hospital and is now resting at home.
Read on Evoke Media : St Paul Man Stops Runaway School Bus After Driver’s Medical EmergencySources: The Guardian · Good News Network
Science
Astronomers searching data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile have found ED138, an object beyond Pluto estimated at 600 to 1,500 kilometres across that may be a dwarf planet. Its true size and status still need confirming, but outside experts say its size and distant orbit make it scientifically significant.
Read on Evoke Media : Rubin Observatory Detects Dwarf Planet Candidate Beyond PlutoSources: CNN
Continued · 3 to 4 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Animals
The Bezos Earth Fund and eight partners, including Re:wild and Rainforest Trust, have pledged more than $500 million over five years to help threatened plants and animals recover. The new Species Recovery Alliance will coordinate its members’ conservation work and measure success by how far species actually recover.
Read on Evoke Media : Species Recovery Alliance Pledges More Than $500 Million for Threatened WildlifeSources: Mongabay
Health
Busted musician James Bourne, told by doctors he had only a few years left to live, has thanked his younger brother Chris for donating a kidney that he says saved his life. Bourne says he is already feeling considerably better, and both brothers are recovering well from their operations.
Read on Evoke Media : James Bourne Reports Recovery After Brother Chris Donates KidneySources: BBC News · The Independent
Continued · 5 to 6 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Community
ABC reporter Will Murray and bystander Daniel Hainey swam to a four-wheel drive sinking in floodwater in Morayfield, Queensland, and pulled its driver out moments before it went under. Murray said the embrace he shared with the driver afterwards was among the most meaningful moments of his life.
Read on Evoke Media : Reporter and Bystander Rescue Driver Before Car Sinks in Queensland FloodwaterSources: Reuters · BBC News
Health
In an eight-week trial of 193 people with treatment-resistant depression, an investigational psychedelic nasal spray brought remission rates of 18% to 26%, against 8% for an inactive dose. Most participants could go home within two hours, and larger Phase 3 testing is planned to establish its safety and effectiveness.
Read on Evoke Media : Psychedelic Nasal Spray Trial Reports Depression Improvements, With Further Testing NeededSources: Yahoo Health
Continued · 7 to 8 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Environment
A New Jersey utility has installed a filter inspired by water-repelling plants, made by PolyGone, a start-up founded by two Princeton graduates, to catch microplastics in wastewater before it reaches the Atlantic. A prototype removed about 98% of particles in the laboratory, and the full-scale system will test how much it can capture in daily use.
Read on Evoke Media : Plant-Inspired System Targets Microplastics at Atlantic City Wastewater PlantSources: Good News Network · WHYY
Health
A review in Frontiers in Pharmacology found that randomised trials of GLP-1 medicines such as semaglutide have not shown a significant increase in breast cancer risk. The authors note that the trials were short and do not show the drugs prevent or treat the disease, and they set out the research needed to settle the question.
Read on Evoke Media : Review Finds No Significant Breast Cancer Risk Increase in GLP-1 Trials, Calls for Further ResearchSources: Frontiers in Pharmacology
Continued · 9 to 10 of 10
EVOKE Media Shines Light On…
Community
More than a decade ago, David Couture struck up a conversation with a deeply unhappy stranger at a restaurant in Dover, New Hampshire, encouraged him and left him his business card. That evening the man’s wife called to thank him: her husband had come home saying the meeting had helped him feel his life was worth living.
Read on Evoke Media : Restaurant Conversation Helped a Stranger Return Home, New Hampshire Man RecallsSources: Good News Network
Health
A Houston Methodist cardiologist told USA Today that most people do not need CoQ10 supplements, because the body makes its own. They are often recommended for statin users with muscle aches, he said, though CoQ10 is not approved to treat any condition and evidence for other uses is mixed.
Read on Evoke Media : CoQ10 Usually Unnecessary, but Cardiologist Describes Its Use for Some Statin PatientsSources: USA Today
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: ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, E. Sabbi, M. Zamani (ESA/Webb); Acknowledgement: M. H. Özsaraç Webb shows a turbulent star nursery in a neighbouring galaxy
A new image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows N159, a turbulent region of star formation full of dense clumps of gas, 161,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud, one of the Milky Way's satellite galaxies. The region holds fewer heavy elements than our own galaxy, which gives astronomers a chance to learn how stars formed in conditions like those of the early universe.
Read on Evoke Media : Webb shows a turbulent star nursery in a neighbouring galaxyReported by NASA
Image: courtesy of Nina Constable Googly-eyed buoys and kites help keep seabirds out of fishing nets
In a study off Cornwall, nets fitted with kites shaped like birds of prey had 71% lower odds of catching guillemots and razorbills, and nets with spinning “looming-eye” buoys had 59% lower odds. Gillnets drown tens of thousands of diving seabirds a year, and because bycatch peaked in January and February, the study suggests short winter deployments could protect birds without year-round rules.
Read on Evoke Media : Googly-eyed buoys and kites help keep seabirds out of fishing netsReported by Good Good Good
Image: Ana Norman Bermúdez for Mongabay A Thai rescue centre gives injured leopard cat cubs a second chance
At a government wildlife rescue centre in Khon Kaen, in north-eastern Thailand, vets treat lost and injured leopard cat cubs, many of them burned in sugarcane fields, then train them to climb and hunt before releasing them into a nearby national park. Deaths at the centre have fallen to about a third of the cubs it takes in this year, from 60% in earlier years.
Read on Evoke Media : A Thai rescue centre gives injured leopard cat cubs a second chanceReported by Mongabay
Image: courtesy of Winster Wong/St. Louis School Artificial nests give Hong Kong's rare cockatoos new homes
Storm damage and tree pruning have taken more than 60% of the tree hollows where Hong Kong's roughly 200 yellow-crested cockatoos, a critically endangered species, make their nests, so a biologist and an arborist are putting up camera-fitted nest boxes in parks and schools. Four of the 15 boxes are now occupied, and one has already raised a chick to a fully fledged bird.
Read on Evoke Media : Artificial nests give Hong Kong's rare cockatoos new homesReported by Mongabay
Image: courtesy of Shedd Aquarium Five new species of freshwater mussel found in US rivers
After 20 years of surveys and genetic tests, scientists from Shedd Aquarium, Arkansas State University and the US Geological Survey have described five new species of freshwater mussel from rivers in six southern states. Mussels filter algae, bacteria and metals from the water, and naming the new species is the first step towards protecting them.
Read on Evoke Media : Five new species of freshwater mussel found in US riversReported by Mongabay
Top Stories of the Week
Five major events of the week, told for what went right. Each names the outlets that reported it.
Image: ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, E. Sabbi, M. Zamani (ESA/Webb); Acknowledgement: M. H. Özsaraç Webb shows a turbulent star nursery in a neighbouring galaxy
A new image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows N159, a turbulent region of star formation full of dense clumps of gas, 161,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud, one of the Milky Way's satellite galaxies. The region holds fewer heavy elements than our own galaxy, which gives astronomers a chance to learn how stars formed in conditions like those of the early universe.
Read on Evoke Media : Webb shows a turbulent star nursery in a neighbouring galaxyReported by NASA
Image: courtesy of Nina Constable Googly-eyed buoys and kites help keep seabirds out of fishing nets
In a study off Cornwall, nets fitted with kites shaped like birds of prey had 71% lower odds of catching guillemots and razorbills, and nets with spinning “looming-eye” buoys had 59% lower odds. Gillnets drown tens of thousands of diving seabirds a year, and because bycatch peaked in January and February, the study suggests short winter deployments could protect birds without year-round rules.
Read on Evoke Media : Googly-eyed buoys and kites help keep seabirds out of fishing netsReported by Good Good Good
Continued · 3 to 5 of 5
Top Stories of the Week
Image: Ana Norman Bermúdez for Mongabay A Thai rescue centre gives injured leopard cat cubs a second chance
At a government wildlife rescue centre in Khon Kaen, in north-eastern Thailand, vets treat lost and injured leopard cat cubs, many of them burned in sugarcane fields, then train them to climb and hunt before releasing them into a nearby national park. Deaths at the centre have fallen to about a third of the cubs it takes in this year, from 60% in earlier years.
Read on Evoke Media : A Thai rescue centre gives injured leopard cat cubs a second chanceReported by Mongabay
Image: courtesy of Winster Wong/St. Louis School Artificial nests give Hong Kong's rare cockatoos new homes
Storm damage and tree pruning have taken more than 60% of the tree hollows where Hong Kong's roughly 200 yellow-crested cockatoos, a critically endangered species, make their nests, so a biologist and an arborist are putting up camera-fitted nest boxes in parks and schools. Four of the 15 boxes are now occupied, and one has already raised a chick to a fully fledged bird.
Read on Evoke Media : Artificial nests give Hong Kong's rare cockatoos new homesReported by Mongabay
Image: courtesy of Shedd Aquarium Five new species of freshwater mussel found in US rivers
After 20 years of surveys and genetic tests, scientists from Shedd Aquarium, Arkansas State University and the US Geological Survey have described five new species of freshwater mussel from rivers in six southern states. Mussels filter algae, bacteria and metals from the water, and naming the new species is the first step towards protecting them.
Read on Evoke Media : Five new species of freshwater mussel found in US riversReported by Mongabay
Health and Wellness
Three stories from the week: surgery from 35 miles away, an implant that spreads medicine through the brain and a teenager's QR code for emergencies.
Image: Advent Health A surgeon operates from 35 miles away in the first US telerobotic surgery between hospitals
A Florida surgeon at AdventHealth used a robotic system to remove the prostate of a 66-year-old man with cancer at a hospital 35 miles away, the first telerobotic operation between two US hospitals, and the patient is recovering well. The operation was part of a clinical study, not yet an approved treatment, into whether telesurgery could one day bring specialist care to patients wherever they live.
Read on Evoke Media : A surgeon operates from 35 miles away in the first US telerobotic surgery between hospitalsReported by The Guardian
Image: courtesy of the researchers An MIT implant uses ultrasound to spread medicine further through the brain
MIT engineers have built LUCID, a flexible implant as thin as a sheet of cardstock that pairs a tiny drug-delivery channel with 24 miniature ultrasound transducers to push medicine further into the surrounding tissue. In tests in a tissue-like gel and in mice it spread molecules much further than delivery without ultrasound, and the team hopes it could one day help treat aggressive brain tumours.
Read on Evoke Media : An MIT implant uses ultrasound to spread medicine further through the brainReported by MIT News
Image: courtesy of Technovation A 15-year-old's QR codes put medical details within reach in an emergency
After a friend fainted at school, Texas teenager Aanya Mansani created Emergen, a QR code that lets bystanders see someone's allergies, medicines, conditions and emergency contacts by scanning it with a phone, with no app or login.
Read on Evoke Media : A 15-year-old's QR codes put medical details within reach in an emergencyReported by Good Good Good
Philanthropy
Three gifts from the week: free haircuts, solar power for clinics and clothes for 50p.
Image: BBC Free community haircuts for anyone feeling the cost of living
Georgia Chappels, who relied on food banks after her divorce and retrained as a hairdresser, now runs Community Haircuts, a free drop-in service with no questions asked, at venues across Hampshire and Dorset. Volunteer stylists and barbers give up their time to cut hair for families, students and older people who cannot stretch to a haircut.
Read on Evoke Media : Free community haircuts for anyone feeling the cost of livingReported by BBC News
Image: courtesy of the United Nations SDG Action Campaign, an initiative of the UNDP Solar power lights maternity wards and trains displaced young people in Cameroon
In Cameroon's Northwest and Southwest regions, where fighting has gone on for a decade, the clean-energy company Solar Bright Future trains young people displaced by the conflict to install solar power in health centres. The systems light maternity wards and keep vaccines cold in clinics that had no reliable electricity.
Read on Evoke Media : Solar power lights maternity wards and trains displaced young people in CameroonReported by Mongabay
Image: BBC A Sheffield project sells pre-loved clothes for as little as 50p
The Echo project, run by the Manor and Castle Development Trust with Uni-Recycle, sells second-hand coats, shoes, sportswear and school uniforms for as little as 50p to families struggling with the cost of living. Its prices are set to make clothes affordable rather than to make money, and it keeps clothes out of landfill.
Read on Evoke Media : A Sheffield project sells pre-loved clothes for as little as 50pReported by BBC News
The Week in AI
Five AI developments from around the world this week.
Image: The Verge OpenAI shares three new results in maths, computer science and physics
OpenAI has released three results its AI produced in mathematics, computer science and physics, including a claimed proof that a long-held assumption in computer science, the Exponential Time Hypothesis, is false. This time outside experts are guiding and checking the work, with an independent group of computer scientists examining the computer-science proof.
Read on Evoke Media : OpenAI shares three new results in maths, computer science and physicsReported by The Verge
Image: Jake Belcher Teaching machines to hear as well as people, or better
MIT professor Paris Smaragdis is building machines that can hear and understand sound, from separating voices to understanding music and monitoring the environment. Such systems could, for example, pinpoint a traffic accident from the sound of squealing tyres or warn when an industrial drill is about to break.
Read on Evoke Media : Teaching machines to hear as well as people, or betterReported by MIT News
Image: Apple Apple adds an AI assistant to Pages, Keynote and Numbers
Apple is bringing an AI assistant, built on models from Apple and OpenAI, to Pages, Keynote and Numbers, where it can draft and restructure writing, design and refine slides, and calculate and chart data. It is rolling out in beta on devices that support Apple Intelligence, and the apps now let other companies' AI agents plug in too.
Read on Evoke Media : Apple adds an AI assistant to Pages, Keynote and NumbersReported by The Verge
Image: Mozilla Firefox's Smart Window can now fill in online forms from your open tabs
Mozilla's AI-powered Smart Window in Firefox can now fill in web forms using information from tabs you choose, such as copying your work history from LinkedIn into a job application. It can also watch web pages for sales or new job listings and tell you when they change.
Read on Evoke Media : Firefox's Smart Window can now fill in online forms from your open tabsReported by The Verge
Image: Cortical Labs A computer made of living cells steers a robot dog
The start-up Cortical Labs has used its CL1 biological computer, built from living cells, to control the movements of a robotic dog, after training it to navigate towards a target in a simulation. Its creators say computers built from cells could be more efficient and adaptable than today's.
Read on Evoke Media : A computer made of living cells steers a robot dogReported by New Scientist
The Week in AI
Five AI developments from around the world this week.
Image: The Verge OpenAI shares three new results in maths, computer science and physics
OpenAI has released three results its AI produced in mathematics, computer science and physics, including a claimed proof that a long-held assumption in computer science, the Exponential Time Hypothesis, is false. This time outside experts are guiding and checking the work, with an independent group of computer scientists examining the computer-science proof.
Read on Evoke Media : OpenAI shares three new results in maths, computer science and physicsReported by The Verge
Image: Jake Belcher Teaching machines to hear as well as people, or better
MIT professor Paris Smaragdis is building machines that can hear and understand sound, from separating voices to understanding music and monitoring the environment. Such systems could, for example, pinpoint a traffic accident from the sound of squealing tyres or warn when an industrial drill is about to break.
Read on Evoke Media : Teaching machines to hear as well as people, or betterReported by MIT News
Continued · 3 to 5 of 5
The Week in AI
Image: Apple Apple adds an AI assistant to Pages, Keynote and Numbers
Apple is bringing an AI assistant, built on models from Apple and OpenAI, to Pages, Keynote and Numbers, where it can draft and restructure writing, design and refine slides, and calculate and chart data. It is rolling out in beta on devices that support Apple Intelligence, and the apps now let other companies' AI agents plug in too.
Read on Evoke Media : Apple adds an AI assistant to Pages, Keynote and NumbersReported by The Verge
Image: Mozilla Firefox's Smart Window can now fill in online forms from your open tabs
Mozilla's AI-powered Smart Window in Firefox can now fill in web forms using information from tabs you choose, such as copying your work history from LinkedIn into a job application. It can also watch web pages for sales or new job listings and tell you when they change.
Read on Evoke Media : Firefox's Smart Window can now fill in online forms from your open tabsReported by The Verge
Image: Cortical Labs A computer made of living cells steers a robot dog
The start-up Cortical Labs has used its CL1 biological computer, built from living cells, to control the movements of a robotic dog, after training it to navigate towards a target in a simulation. Its creators say computers built from cells could be more efficient and adaptable than today's.
Read on Evoke Media : A computer made of living cells steers a robot dogReported by New Scientist
Learn AI: Three Tips to Try
Three things to try this week, whichever assistant you use.
Tell it who it's for
The same facts read very differently to a child, a customer and a colleague. Say who the reader is, and the assistant will choose the words and the detail.
Try
Explain this for a busy manager who has two minutes and no technical background.
Paste in the real material
An assistant does better with the actual text than with your description of it. Paste in the email, the notes or the document you want it to work from.
Try
Here is the email I received. Draft a short, polite reply that says yes to Tuesday.
Ask it to argue the other side
Before you commit to a plan, ask for the case against it. You will spot weak points while they are still easy to fix.
Try
What are the three strongest arguments against this plan, and how would I answer each?
EVOKE News
Inside the EVOKE Ecosystem
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
ELEVATE: a Global Ecosystem for Entrepreneurs, Investors and Leaders
ELEVATE is a global ecosystem for ambitious entrepreneurs, investors and leaders, built on meaningful connection, masterminds, luxury experiences and purpose-driven growth. Founded by Craig Shah, it brings founders, investors and operators together across ten cities and three continents, from Los Angeles and New York to Davos and Dubai. Membership is by application.
- Global networking
- Masterminds and education
- Wellness and performance
- Exclusive experiences
- Business and collaboration
- Purpose-driven impact
EVOKE News
EVOKE Tech Spotlight
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
The EVOKE Tools Converter: one product photo, every format a shop needs
- The problem
- Ecommerce teams often rely on too many disconnected tools to prepare product images, descriptions, SEO content, lifestyle assets, 360-degree views and 3D-ready outputs.
- What it does
- The EVOKE Tools Converter turns a single product photo into new angles, spin videos, a lifestyle campaign film, product descriptions, SEO and meta tags, and a social media calendar, all from one workflow. Turning flat images into 3D is coming soon.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
New on EVOKE Marketplace this week: TruAmore rings, Braccialini bags and everyday pieces from Atma.
evokemarketplace.com/new-arrivals ↗Rings
KIÇH
TruAmore Enchanted Infinity Azure Duo Ring
Two oval blue stones, each in a halo of white stones, on intertwined bands in an infinity-inspired design.
KIÇH
TruAmore Baroque Effulgent Ring
Four round blue stones in two haloed pairs, linked by vine-like strands with leaf-shaped accents.
KIÇH
TruAmore Valiant Geometric Ring
Three diagonal channels: a row of square white stones framed by two rows of vivid blue.
KIÇH
TruAmore Verdant Vivacious Ring
Two leaf-inspired bands cross over, one set with graduated blue stones and the other with white.
KIÇH
TruAmore Symphonic Refined Ring
Alternating deep-blue and white round stones across a wide band with a wave-like lattice.
KIÇH
TruAmore Winsome Lustrous Ring
A round blue centre stone between two white stones, on intertwined infinity-inspired bands.
Bags
Braccialini
Beth Small Black Crescent Hobo Shoulder Bag
A compact faux-leather hobo with a soft curved shape, an adjustable strap and a polka-dot bow charm.
Braccialini
Beth Large Red Crescent Hobo Shoulder Bag
A roomy faux-leather hobo in deep red, with an adjustable strap and a removable floral charm.
Braccialini
Beth Charm Mini Bowling Bag – Metallic
A small faux-leather bowling bag with two top handles, a detachable strap and a polka-dot bow charm.
Braccialini
Beth Charm Mini Bowling Bag – Red
The same small bowling bag in red, with a gold-tone floral charm on a polka-dot bow.
Braccialini
Beth Khaki Charm Backpack
A compact faux-leather backpack with a zipped front pocket and a daisy charm on polka-dot ribbons.
Braccialini
Beth Daisy Charm Small Tote Bag – Metallic
A small metallic tote with a matching removable pouch and an oversized daisy charm.
Also New
Atma
Unisex Hoodie
A soft cotton-blend hoodie with a double-lined hood and a front pouch pocket.
Atma
Lane Seven Premium 1/4 Zip Sweatshirt
A quarter-zip fleece sweatshirt with a mock neck and a relaxed fit.
Atma
Organic Bucket Hat
A bucket hat in GOTS-certified organic cotton twill.
Atma
Everyday Crossbody Bag
A water-repellent crossbody bag in recycled polyester, with a two-way zip.
Atma
Copper Vacuum Insulated Bottle
A 22 oz stainless-steel bottle with copper insulation and a spill-proof design.
Atma
Large Organic Tote Bag
A roomy tote in certified organic cotton twill, with a flat bottom and long straps.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
New on EVOKE Marketplace this week: TruAmore rings, Braccialini bags and everyday pieces from Atma.
Rings
KIÇH
TruAmore Enchanted Infinity Azure Duo Ring
Two oval blue stones, each in a halo of white stones, on intertwined bands in an infinity-inspired design.
KIÇH
TruAmore Baroque Effulgent Ring
Four round blue stones in two haloed pairs, linked by vine-like strands with leaf-shaped accents.
KIÇH
TruAmore Valiant Geometric Ring
Three diagonal channels: a row of square white stones framed by two rows of vivid blue.
KIÇH
TruAmore Verdant Vivacious Ring
Two leaf-inspired bands cross over, one set with graduated blue stones and the other with white.
KIÇH
TruAmore Symphonic Refined Ring
Alternating deep-blue and white round stones across a wide band with a wave-like lattice.
KIÇH
TruAmore Winsome Lustrous Ring
A round blue centre stone between two white stones, on intertwined infinity-inspired bands.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace, continued
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
Bags
Braccialini
Beth Small Black Crescent Hobo Shoulder Bag
A compact faux-leather hobo with a soft curved shape, an adjustable strap and a polka-dot bow charm.
Braccialini
Beth Large Red Crescent Hobo Shoulder Bag
A roomy faux-leather hobo in deep red, with an adjustable strap and a removable floral charm.
Braccialini
Beth Charm Mini Bowling Bag – Metallic
A small faux-leather bowling bag with two top handles, a detachable strap and a polka-dot bow charm.
Braccialini
Beth Charm Mini Bowling Bag – Red
The same small bowling bag in red, with a gold-tone floral charm on a polka-dot bow.
Braccialini
Beth Khaki Charm Backpack
A compact faux-leather backpack with a zipped front pocket and a daisy charm on polka-dot ribbons.
Braccialini
Beth Daisy Charm Small Tote Bag – Metallic
A small metallic tote with a matching removable pouch and an oversized daisy charm.
EVOKE News
New on EVOKE Marketplace, continued
Announcements from EVOKE's own businesses, written by the company — not news reporting.
Also New
Atma
Unisex Hoodie
A soft cotton-blend hoodie with a double-lined hood and a front pouch pocket.
Atma
Lane Seven Premium 1/4 Zip Sweatshirt
A quarter-zip fleece sweatshirt with a mock neck and a relaxed fit.
Atma
Organic Bucket Hat
A bucket hat in GOTS-certified organic cotton twill.
Atma
Everyday Crossbody Bag
A water-repellent crossbody bag in recycled polyester, with a two-way zip.
Atma
Copper Vacuum Insulated Bottle
A 22 oz stainless-steel bottle with copper insulation and a spill-proof design.
Atma
Large Organic Tote Bag
A roomy tote in certified organic cotton twill, with a flat bottom and long straps.
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