Perfectly personal
Beautiful, personalised wedding bands in Sterling silver from Whalebird.
silverwork
Wired for silver: the Canterbury crafter who discovered a new passion
Debbie of Wiredlove is a full time office worker, busy Mum to two teenage daughters (and one chocolate furbaby) and wife to Chris. Debbie creates her individual wearable art works in her spare time and dreams that one day her creations will adorn the necks … Read more »
Silver and Silk
Beautifully delicate, individually crafted flower jewellery made from sterling silver, glass enamel, silk cocoons and glass beads, from Silver and Silk…
She sells sea shells…
We’re ever so slightly smitten with this new range of sterling silver studs by Canterbury studio The Stud Farm. These teeny sea shells are cast actual size from real shells collected on beautiful New Zealand beaches…
Made to be worn: the Christchurch jeweller sculpting life into silver
Sophie Divett is an ethical jeweller who has recently moved back to Christchurch from Wellington. Taking her inspirations from nature and antiquity, she specialises in bespoke pieces using sustainably sourced metals and natural gems. What do you make? I’m a jeweller, and I make a … Read more »
Going dotty
These sweet dotty stacking rings from Silverdarling Jewels look great stacked on top of each other or worn separately…
Fairytale characters and crystal caves: an adventure wrought in silver
Fairytale characters and crystal caves: an adventure wrought in silver
Kim Goulding-Piper of Ore and Wander has been building her relationship with crystal and metal since she was a child. Her journey has taken her from beaches and caves, through managing a chain of prestigious crystal shops in the UK, to Aotearoa, where she now sits in her workshop with a view of snow-capped mountains.
Sweet roses
“I feel as if I had opened a book and found roses of yesterday sweet and fragrant, between its leaves.” Sweet roses from Curlicue NZ…
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?