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Art Smith Untitled Sterling silver and hardstones tarquise and lapis lazulis cabochons necklace L. 50.8 cm Unique and signed

Gigi Mariani Blow, Paper Series, 2025 18kt yellow gold,silver, niello ,patina necklace L.46 cm Unique within the series and signed Sold Paper offers a lighter, almost poetic counterpoint, where metal is treated with softness. Using tools and techniques to mimic the texture of delicate tissue, Mariani invites viewers to reflect on fragility and impermanence.

Gigi Mariani Inclusions , Paper Series, 2025 18 kt yellow gold, silver, niello ,patina necklace L.74cm Unique within the series and signed   Paper  Series offer a lighter, almost poetic counterpoint, where metal is treated with softness. Using tools and techniques to mimic the texture of delicate tissue, Mariani invites viewers to reflect on fragility and impermanence.

Michele Oka Doner Talisman III , ©2010/2025 Bronze, 18 kt yellow gold, diamond pendant and handmade chain Pendant 3.1 x 2 cm Chain: Module 4.7 cm; thickness 0.22 cm Edition 1 of 8 + 2AP Signed Talisman III (©2010/2025): A pendant in bronze, 18 kt yellow gold, and diamonds, accompanied by a handmade necklace, in a limited edition of 8 plus 2 artist proofs. This piece harks back to ancient practices of wearing talismans, imbuing it with a sense of protection and connection to the earth. The collection is an homage to “The Botanic Age”—a time long before the Stone Age, when plants and trees were central to human development and creativity. Dr. Dean Falk’s research at Florida State University positions this era as the true cradle of civilisation, where botanic inventions like woven baskets shaped our cognitive and cultural evolution long before we wielded stone tools. Drawn from Oka Doner’s profound connection to the natural world and human history, her designs serve as spiritual meditations of this era, reflecting a time when humans were stewards of the earth rather than its masters. Her message resonates powerfully in today’s world as we face the consequences of “Plant Blindness,” a term […]

Michele Oka Doner Talisman II, © 2010/2025 Bronze, 18kt yellow gold, diamond pendant and handmade chain (variable dimensions) Pendant 3 x 4cm Chain: Module 2.7 cm, thickness 0.18 cm Edition 2 of 8 + 2AP Signed and numbered   Talisman II (©2010/2025): A pendant in bronze, 18 kt yellow gold, and diamonds, accompanied by a handmade necklace, in a limited edition of 8 plus 2 artist proofs. This piece harks back to ancient practices of wearing talismans, imbuing it with a sense of protection and connection to the earth. The collection is an homage to “The Botanic Age”—a time long before the Stone Age, when plants and trees were central to human development and creativity. Dr. Dean Falk’s research at Florida State University positions this era as the true cradle of civilisation, where botanic inventions like woven baskets shaped our cognitive and cultural evolution long before we wielded stone tools. Drawn from Oka Doner’s profound connection to the natural world and human history, her designs serve as spiritual meditations of this era, reflecting a time when humans were stewards of the earth rather than its masters. Her message resonates powerfully in today’s world as we face the consequences of “Plant […]

EC X EC LAB Flow, 2025 Titanium, white gold and quartz London blue pendant  ⌀ 7 cm Limited edition Signed and numbered

Gigi Mariani Conversation, 2020 Silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello necklace 43 cm  long unique and signed

Sophia Vari Néoptplème, 2014 Thassos white marble, Belgium black marble, onyx, silver patinated pendant with chain 12.3 x 7.4 cm (chain 40 cm long) Unique and signed Sophia Vari’s “portable sculptures”, as she likes to call them, first became part of the artist’s body of work 30 years ago; at a time in her life when demanding international schedule kept her constantly on the move. While travelling, she carried with her a small box of plasticine, from which she would mould miniature sculptures. “From that day on, I had a new creative challenge that gave me a lot of joy because I could see the pieces being worn,” she recalls. Vari approaches wearable art in precisely the same manner and strength as her abstract sculptures, collages and paintings. Her thorough exploration of bold geometric forms, the examination of volume, painterly curves and lines result in the composition both peaceful and elegant but also captures a harmonious theatrical tension. “It is a real challenge for me, and it is very much like creating a sculpture, made to be worn. No doubt, the fact that I am a woman has its advantages. Firstly, because I can try it on me – and […]

Ute Decker  Articulation, 2016-2024 100% recycled sterling silver, nylon coated steel cable, 90 cm length Unique within the series

Bill Woodrow Double Canoe,2012 Silver and gold necklace 23 x 13,5 x 3 cm Edition of 8 + 4 AP Signed and numbered TheView Edition The Double Canoe Necklace by Bill Woodrow is deeply inspired by the artist’s fascination with indigenous cultures and their artefacts. In particular, it draws from the elegant and functional designs of First Nation North American canoes, as well as Inuit kayaks—objects that connect humans to water and the landscape in meaningful, age-old ways. Woodrow’s ongoing exploration of these themes delves into how traditional objects are perceived and transformed in modern, industrialised contexts. The necklace’s origin story begins in 2012 at the View Studio in Genoa, where Woodrow was surrounded by the serene reflections of anchored ships and the sight of canoeists gliding across the bay’s calm waters. This setting, combined with a series of sculptures and drawings inspired by archival photographs of Inuit life, sparked the initial idea of modelling a small canoe in wax. What began as a single canoe necklace evolved into the concept of the Double Canoe Necklace, as Woodrow grappled with the complexities of representing landscape and reflection in a sculptural form. The Double Canoe Necklace stands as a poetic resolution […]