Fossil Neckalce
Liliane Lijn Fossil Neckalce, 2025 Electroformed 18 kt gold plated necklace Edition of 3 Signed and numbered Make it Yours ♥
Kallos
Sheila Hicks Kallos, 2026 18kt yellow gold, Silk, jade, freshwater pearls necklace 26.43 gr gold 8 x 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 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.
Anima
Sheila Hicks Anima, 2026 Silk, shells, silver pendant 8 x 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 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.
Tellus
Sheila Hicks Tellus, 2026 Silver, silk, linen, tourmaline, 18kt gold, necklace 7 x 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 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.
Nox
Sheila Hicks Nox, 2026 18 kt yellow gold, silk, linen, cotton, pietersite, amber necklace 7 x 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 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.
Artemis (Moon Shadow
Joy BC Artemis (Moon Shadow), 2025 18 kt yellow gold, 925 silver and black rhodium pendant with chain Edition 1 of 8 plus 2AP Signed, and hallmarked Make it Yours ♥
Hypatia (small green)
Joy BC Hypatia (small green), 2025 Solid 18ct yellow gold, solid bronze, solid silver and natural emerald pendant Handmade chain Edition 2 of 3 plus 2AP Signed, and hallmarked Make it Yours ♥ This work is dedicated to Hypatia, the Greek mathematician, philosopher, and teacher who lived in Alexandria and was murdered in 415 CE. A woman of remarkable intellect in a deeply patriarchal society, Hypatia has become an enduring symbol of knowledge, independence, and the historical dangers faced by women who hold power and influence. Some historians have drawn parallels between Hypatia’s death and later martyrdom narratives attributed to female saints, suggesting that elements of her story may have been reinterpreted over time. Whether historically verifiable or not, these associations point to a recurring pattern throughout history: the silencing, erasure, and violence endured by outspoken and visionary women. This work forms part of the artist’s ongoing exploration of hidden or lesser-known histories of female protagonists. It honours Hypatia not only as a historical figure, but as a broader symbol of resilience, intellect, and female agency. At once a tribute and a subtle act of protest, the piece reflects on the enduring relevance of her story and the continued […]