/Jewellery Crush/ Welfe Lost Emerald Ring

 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

Rock It! Adam Henderson Diminishing QR Code Ring

 

 "The jewellery acts as a concerned over-bearing mother to the world. Nit picking at its flaws and issues but offering no real alternatives, these flaws range from the serious to the trivial but are never meant in a scornful way, they come
from a loving place"

 

– Adam Henderson

 

Adam Henderson's bold and intricate Diminishing QR ring represents the hesitant and puzzling nature of societies approach towards modern day issues with the intention of encouraging viewers to be consciously aware of the socio-cultural world around them. His core objective is not about altering mindsets or personal opinions but rather for the wearer to debate the tough subject matters at hand.

 

 www.adamhendersonjewellery.com

 

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/Jewellery Crush/ Carla Maxine Germann Cluster Ceylon Sapphire ring

 Inspiration: Regal sophistication, crown jewel-inspired, random cluster, spontaneity, luxury heirloom

Style: Natural shape, Contrast, unorthodox, vibrant, one of a kind, stackable

Ring: Round cut Ceylon sapphire set in 9ct rose gold

 www.piecesofeight.com.au

www.carlamaxine.com

Rock It! Niza Huang Crush Studs

 Known for her distinctive use of signature textures and striking sculptural forms, Niza Huang's jewellery collection is inspired by the blurring lines of perception and reality, and by what exists around us. Her wild imagination and the ability to see hidden beauties is conveyed in her pieces. 

The Crush studs reflects on Niza's innate curiosity of storytelling through unusual textural materials and its intrinsic possibilities. The boldness of the shape mirrors mountain ranges and the dramatic formations of lava; a representation of the brutality of mother nature as well as the fragility of its beauty. 

www.nizahuang.com