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Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts

/Jewellery Crush/ Bjorg Treasured Dreams Ring

Saturday, 24 November 2018


Inspiration: Treasures, magical powers, gems and champers, relics, rare beauty of imperfections, Nordic soul
Style: Rough and precious, raw, playful, nature, organic
Ring: Sterling silver and sapphire glass ring, rose-cut diamonds



/Jewellery Crush/ Welfe Lost Emerald Ring

Saturday, 15 September 2018



 Inspiration: Celebration of absence, lost and found treasures, symbolism, longevity of time, sculptural forms
Style: Imperfection, textural imprint, organic elements
Ring: Oxidised sterling silver with green sapphires

www.welfe.com



/Jewellery Crush/ Mirri Damer Sapphire Drift Ring

Tuesday, 22 May 2018


Inspiration: Beauty in nature, Cornish coastline
Style: Organic, contemporary, rustic, imperfect perfect, unique
Ring: 9ct yellow gold set with graduated blue sapphires





/Jewellery Crush/ Luz Ortiz Semi Circle Earrings

Thursday, 12 January 2017


Inspiration: Tropics of the Caribbean, architecture, industrial, manipulation of form and proportion
Style: Minimalist, sensitive structures, organic, geometric, functional, elegant
Earrings: 18k gold plated and white topaz earrings





/Jewellery Crush/ Hannah Bedford Scattered Granule Ring

Monday, 25 April 2016

Inspiration: Organic growth patterns in natural world
Style: Granulation, texture, simplicity, organic, forms
Ring: 18ct gold ring with gold granules



/Jewellery Crush/ Arlia Hassell Granule Ring

Tuesday, 17 November 2015

Inspiration: Environment, experimental design, beauty of the unexpected, found objects, unspoken messages
Style: Organic, rustic, moody
Ring: Recycled Sterling Silver ring, scratched oxidised finish

/Jewellery Crush/ Toyah Perry Fossil Ring

Thursday, 24 September 2015

Inspiration: Beauty of simple geometric forms, Brooklyn and Melbourne cities
Style: Imperfection and unconventional, geometric, organic
Ring: Sterling silver handcrafted ring made from a casted pine bark chip 




In Her Words... Djurdjica Kesic Sapphire Transformations Ring

Tuesday, 1 September 2015

"In the series 'Transformations' I was interested in exploring changes and shifts of form, from one piece to another and spanning the whole body of work. Pieces that start as the humblest and in the simplest forms transition into a range of formations where not one is the same. An element of change also occurs through a gradual and idiosyncratic way through wear. So the shift and change continues with the wearer".
- Djurdjica Kesic
www.djurdjicakesic.com


Rock It! Katie G Cutting Edge Oxidised Silver Ring

Monday, 17 August 2015

 Inspired by nature and its raw beauty, Katie G embraces the allure of imperfections to create an intriguing Cutting Edge collection. By rebelling against the conformity of precision and flawlessness normally instilled in society, Katie G took an alternative route to use the roughness of nature within the core of her creations, exploring irregular shapes and forms which provides the most organic beauty. All of her pieces are handmade which allows her to craft perfect imperfections.

Elliptical Rhombus: Abby Seymour the Maker

Thursday, 6 August 2015

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog
 Abby Seymour is an organic jewellery artisan at its very finest. A multifaceted creative and a free spirit, she draws inspiration from obscure details, subtle forms, simplicity of textural patterns and natural layers in the environment. Her collection is highly attentive with her own distinctive thought process to produce individual pieces with their own narrative yet they are unmistakeably identifiable as Abby Seymour's body of work; illustrative quality, diverse intricacy and aesthetically refined. 

The Galaxy oxidised sterling silver ring and Sunrays bright white sterling silver ring are two delectable pieces from the Elliptical Rhombus collection that have caught my attention. Lovingly hand carved, I am thoroughly intrigued by the detailing on the surfaces, whether they depict fingerprints of nature, the creator's story telling or hidden meanings. What's so fascinating about jewellery is that the interpretation of the work is endless. Designed to be stacked in variety of forms the rings are deliberately minimal and dainty in order for the wearer to create their own individual style.


Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog

Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog
Abby Seymour /Rockin' That Gem Jewellery Blog





 

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