Clytia II

Clytia II

Apr
24

Sophia Vari Clytia II, 2010 Pau Amarelo wood from Brazil and yellow gold brooch and pendant 92,29 g (gold 30,29 + wood 62,00) 11 x 9 x 2 cm Edition 4 of 6 Signed and numbered Make it Yours ♥  

Ménélas

Apr
24

Sophia Vari Ménélas, 2014 Ebony, yellow gold, onyx brooch ∅ 8 cm 61,60 g (gold 19,50 + wood 41,60 + onyx 0,50) Unique and signed   Make it Yours ♥  

Pénélope

Apr
24

Sophia Vari Pénélope , before 2010 Ebony and silver set with a white freshwater pearl brooch and pendant 92,29 g (gold 30,29 + wood 62,00) 7 x 4,.5 cm Edition 6 of 8 Signed and numbered Make it Yours ♥

Sprout

Apr
24

Michele Oka Doner Sprout, ©2007/ 2025 Bronze, round mix mellee champagne diamonds, 18kt white gold brooch cm 2.12 ct (56 diamods) Unique and signed Make it Yours ♥

Aion

Apr
21

Sheila Hicks Aion, 2026 18 kt yellow gold,Silk, shells, tourmaline brooch gr 26.40 gold 8 x 5 cm Unique and signed Make it Yours ♥ Conceived over two years through a close dialogue between the artist, Atelier L & L (Louise Zanartu & Louis Boudart), and Elisabetta Cipriani, the collection brings together one-of-a-kind pendants and brooches in gold and silver, where silk, cotton and linen entwine with pearls, minerals, stones, and fragments of precious metal. These adornments carry the joyous, chromatic intensity and tactile immediacy of larger sculptures, while enhancing their intimate, sensual essence. Cosmic Jewellery draws inspiration from two central forms in Hicks’ practice: the sculptural Boules and the intimate Minimes. The Minimes, small experimental studies created on a portable loom, function as personal sketchbooks through which the artist explores colour, texture, and structure. Translated into wearable form, these works become miniature constellations and landscapes: fibre held in tension around precious matter, colour acting as structure, thread enclosing light. Rather than adapting the work to jewellery, the artist allows each piece to emerge organically, preserving the gestures and layered compositions that define the language of art.

Fugit

Apr
21

Sheila Hicks Fugit, 2026 Silver, Silk, coral, glass, brooch 8 x 5 cm Unique and signed Make it Yours ♥ Conceived over two years through a close dialogue between the artist, Atelier L & L (Louise Zanartu & Louis Boudart), and Elisabetta Cipriani, the collection brings together one-of-a-kind pendants and brooches in gold and silver, where silk, cotton and linen entwine with pearls, minerals, stones, and fragments of precious metal. These adornments carry the joyous, chromatic intensity and tactile immediacy of larger sculptures, while enhancing their intimate, sensual essence. Cosmic Jewellery draws inspiration from two central forms in Hicks’ practice: the sculptural Boules and the intimate Minimes. The Minimes, small experimental studies created on a portable loom, function as personal sketchbooks through which the artist explores colour, texture, and structure. Translated into wearable form, these works become miniature constellations and landscapes: fibre held in tension around precious matter, colour acting as structure, thread enclosing light. Rather than adapting the work to jewellery, the artist allows each piece to emerge organically, preserving the gestures and layered compositions that define the language of art.

Susurrus

Apr
20

Sheila Hicks Susurrus, 2026 Silk, linen, cotton, acrylic fibre, shells, amonite, 18kt gold threads brooch ⌀ 7.6 cm / h 1.5 cm Unique and signed Sold Conceived over two years through a close dialogue between the artist, Atelier L & L (Louise Zanartu & Louis Boudart), and Elisabetta Cipriani, the collection brings together one-of-a-kind pendants and brooches in gold and silver, where silk, cotton and linen entwine with pearls, minerals, stones, and fragments of precious metal. These adornments carry the joyous, chromatic intensity and tactile immediacy of larger sculptures, while enhancing their intimate, sensual essence. Cosmic Jewellery draws inspiration from two central forms in Hicks’ practice: the sculptural Boules and the intimate Minimes. The Boules, spheres composed of threads wrapped around a core often formed from garments once belonging to friends or family, are affectionately described by the artist as her “memory bundles. Translated into wearable form, these works become miniature constellations and landscapes: fibre held in tension around precious matter, colour acting as structure, thread enclosing light. Rather than adapting the work to jewellery, the artist allows each piece to emerge organically, preserving the gestures and layered compositions that define the language of art.

Arcana

Apr
20

Sheila Hicks Arcana, 2026 Silk, cotton, acrylic fibre, baroque pearls, silk buttons, silver threads, brooch ⌀ 7 cm / h 0.8 cm Unique and signe Sold Conceived over two years through a close dialogue between the artist, Atelier L & L (Louise Zanartu & Louis Boudart), and Elisabetta Cipriani, the collection brings together one-of-a-kind pendants and brooches in gold and silver, where silk, cotton and linen entwine with pearls, minerals, stones, and fragments of precious metal. These adornments carry the joyous, chromatic intensity and tactile immediacy of larger sculptures, while enhancing their intimate, sensual essence. Cosmic Jewellery draws inspiration from two central forms in Hicks’ practice: the sculptural Boules and the intimate Minimes. The Boules, spheres composed of threads wrapped around a core often formed from garments once belonging to friends or family, are affectionately described by the artist as her “memory bundles. Translated into wearable form, these works become miniature constellations and landscapes: fibre held in tension around precious matter, colour acting as structure, thread enclosing light. Rather than adapting the work to jewellery, the artist allows each piece to emerge organically, preserving the gestures and layered compositions that define the language of art.

Sophia

Apr
20

Sheila Hicks Sophia, 2026 Silk, linen, cotton, acrylic fibre amber, arizona amber, arizona turquoise, rough ruby, 18 kt gold brooch ⌀ 7.3 cm / 0.8 cm Unique and signed Sold Conceived over two years through a close dialogue between the artist, Atelier L & L (Louise Zanartu & Louis Boudart), and Elisabetta Cipriani, the collection brings together one-of-a-kind pendants and brooches in gold and silver, where silk, cotton and linen entwine with pearls, minerals, stones, and fragments of precious metal. These adornments carry the joyous, chromatic intensity and tactile immediacy of larger sculptures, while enhancing their intimate, sensual essence. Cosmic Jewellery draws inspiration from two central forms in Hicks’ practice: the sculptural Boules and the intimate Minimes. The Boules, spheres composed of threads wrapped around a core often formed from garments once belonging to friends or family, are affectionately described by the artist as her “memory bundles. Translated into wearable form, these works become miniature constellations and landscapes: fibre held in tension around precious matter, colour acting as structure, thread enclosing light. Rather than adapting the work to jewellery, the artist allows each piece to emerge organically, preserving the gestures and layered compositions that define the language of art.

Chromo

Apr
20

Sheila Hicks Chromo, 2026 Silk, linen, cotton, acrylic fibre, amber, arizona turquoise, silver thread, 18kt gold brooch ⌀ 7 cm / h 1.7 cm Unique and signed Sold Conceived over two years through a close dialogue between the artist, Atelier L & L (Louise Zanartu & Louis Boudart), and Elisabetta Cipriani, the collection brings together one-of-a-kind pendants and brooches in gold and silver, where silk, cotton and linen entwine with pearls, minerals, stones, and fragments of precious metal. These adornments carry the joyous, chromatic intensity and tactile immediacy of larger sculptures, while enhancing their intimate, sensual essence. Cosmic Jewellery draws inspiration from two central forms in Hicks’ practice: the sculptural Boules and the intimate Minimes. The Boules, spheres composed of threads wrapped around a core often formed from garments once belonging to friends or family, are affectionately described by the artist as her “memory bundles. Translated into wearable form, these works become miniature constellations and landscapes: fibre held in tension around precious matter, colour acting as structure, thread enclosing light. Rather than adapting the work to jewellery, the artist allows each piece to emerge organically, preserving the gestures and layered compositions that define the language of art. Kallos Necklaces / […]

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