Nam was expected to provide for her family, like so many young women in Thailand—pressured to earn, no matter the risks. In many Thai families, especially in rural areas, daughters are seen as key providers, often carrying the financial weight for parents and siblings. After Nam’s tragic death, it was her younger sister who was left to pick up the pieces. While she mourned, their father spoke only of lost income. In that moment, it became painfully clear: Nam had not just been a daughter, but a means of survival in the eyes of those she loved.
Crafted from high-quality sterling silver, the "Provider" ring features a striking vertical gold-plated cross, a symbol of resilience, remembrance, and redemption. The clean lines and modern silhouette speak to quiet strength, while the gold accent offers a bold, luminous contrast, representing the light that breaks through even the darkest chapters.
This design is a tribute to those impacted by human trafficking. The vertical orientation of the cross is intentional: it stands tall, unyielding—honouring survivors, and amplifying the voices of those still waiting to be heard.
