Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Big Cat
Animal print is a biggie at the moment, but here is the king of the jungle in a new asymmetric piece in rose tones.
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Panthera Leo New Necklace
Panthera Leo is cast from an original 18th Century furniture embellishment.
A contemporary wearable for the fashion loving Antiques Roadshow viewer?
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
Friday, 22 October 2010
Smaug
Tolkein's 'The Hobbit' is talk of film town. Smaug is the sharp minded, smooth tongued, tricksy, terrifying dragon with a weakness for riddles and a jewel encrusted belly.
SOLD
Monday, 11 October 2010
Facet Pendant Silhouettes
Today's surprisingly amazing sunshine led to some impromptu photographs of the new pendants in the Facet collection and some of the crazy shadows made by the profiles of the geometric rings.








Monday, 4 October 2010
Sunken treasure
Friday, 1 October 2010
The Return of The Button
October's Vogue has an article dedicated to buttons, good to see they are appreciated as I love them as a fashion detail and as an object of jewellery in their own right.
They quote Stephane Berthelemy, director of the House of Deruses, and button makers for Chanel as seeing "the button on a garment as a star in the night sky".

Paula Cocozza also writes,"a good button brings intrigue. It's slower than a zip, and that slowness makes us deliberate as we dress."

Paula Cocozza also writes,"a good button brings intrigue. It's slower than a zip, and that slowness makes us deliberate as we dress."
This makes me think of decadent ball gowns and ladies having their rows of buttons done all the way up by the delicate hands of their maids.
For my collars I take details of historical garments turning them into jewellery where each button is a jewel. This new collar is a private commission in ecru with grosgrain ribbon.
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"As with most dragons, Smaug's scaly hide is nigh invulnerable, yet his soft underbelly is vulnerable to attack. However, centuries spent sleping atop his golden hoard has caused gold and gems to become embedded in his flesh, creating essentially an impenetrable armour."
