Sweet cherry blossom
A tiny slice of Spring: bamboo and Japanese washi paper necklace by Freedom Creative.
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Form and fashion
These tiny treasures in clay from Auckland jeweller/ceramicist Moodie make an elegant, delicate fashion statement…
Tiny treasures: the amazing shrinking artworks that become beautiful jewellery
Tiny treasures: the amazing shrinking artworks that become beautiful jewellery
Tabatha Davison of Tabby & Mimi moved to New Zealand in 2010, after a working holiday here when she met her partner. She has gone from London, to Queenstown, to the sleepy town of Athol – where she loves spending her time on long walks by the river with Poppy the dog. She also works at the local Brown Trout Cafe, and volunteers for the rural fire service. Tabatha loves making jewellery and custom pieces for people, and says it’s a real joy to see someone’s face light up when they receive her work.
Make a statement with natural materials
New from Gwyneth Hulse Design, this striking knotted rope and Rewarewa bead necklace features Gwyneth’s signature geometric woodwork, combined with an intricate two-toned knot motif…
From the wild South Island coastline to the intricate order of tiny mosaics
From the wild South Island coastline to the intricate order of tiny mosaics: In the tiny, idyllic community of Riverton at the bottom of the South Island, collector and jewellery designer Melissa of Pretty Good makes stunning mini mosiacs from hundreds of tiny beach pebbles that appear only when the wind and tide are right.
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Self-expression, meet microbiology
Self-expression, meet microbiology. You want your jewellery to make a statement, but you’re not quite sure what that statement is. May we suggest these stunning amoeba earrings by Wellington designer Su Keates?
Elegant earrings from Odi Boutique Jewellery
Art Deco and Art Nouveau flavours combine with stylish modern design in these beautiful magnolia shield earrings from Odi Boutique Jewellery…
Take one blow torch…
Lampworking uses a blow torch to melt glass and shape it with tools and hand movements. The gorgeous pendant above is a lampworked glass bead by Auckland jewellery maker Whatyamacallit. The bead is decorated by striping on a glass that is highly saturated in silver, … Read more »