Happy Bead Mail Day, friends!
Is it just us, or does OHM always know exactly what our bracelets need before we even do? The February 2026 collection has just landed, and it is stunning. While February often screams "candy hearts," OHM has taken a different path—one that speaks to the grit, the healing, and the wild beauty of love itself.
Martin and I have been poring over the high-res images, and we are obsessed with the storytelling in this release.
Glass That Tells a Story First, let’s talk lampwork. Bloom and Bramble is pure poetry in glass. It features delicate red roses struggling—and succeeding—to bloom amidst green vines. It’s a gorgeous reminder that beauty often has strong roots. Paired with it is Rust and Reverie, a bead that feels like an autumn memory caught in amber. The swirls of oxidized red, terracotta, and ivory give it an organic, earthy feel that will add serious depth to your nature-themed stacks.
Silver Linings & Healing Stitches The silvers this month are hitting us right in the feels. Patched Heart is an absolute must-have. It’s not a perfect, shiny heart; it’s a stitched-together masterpiece inspired by mended plushies. It represents the work we do to heal and hold ourselves together—honestly, it might be the most relatable bead of the year. For a touch of elegance, the Love Knot features a rose twisted into an infinite loop, perfect for representing self-love or an unbreakable bond.
Ride Wild Finally, OHM brings out the equestrian flair. The new Tack-Y is a rebel with a cause. Modeled after a horse bit, this articulating piece works as a clasp (approx 2.5cm) when paired with an OHM S-clasp. It’s functional, fierce, and fashionable. Pair it with the Horseshoe charm—which captures the duality of luck and grounding—and you have a setup ready to ride into the sunset.
Why Shop With Us? We know you want these treasures on your wrist ASAP. As a family-run business, we pack every order with care (and maybe a little excitement). Plus, don't forget that every purchase earns you Bead Coins! You can save them up to treat yourself to that extra bead you’ve been eyeing later on.
Which bead is calling your name? The mended heart or the wild rose?
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