A wonderful way to honour all those keepsakes. A statement charm necklace made from special items collected by friends and family members. A beautiful collection of shells, stones, beads, trinkets and treasured memories.
We’re completely delighted to be selected from over 750 entries to make the final cut of 132 pieces on display in the 2024 Folksy summer exhibition. We’re in the most excellent company – a curated selection of handmade artwork all in one place.
Ski Lodge Earrings – from our luxe plectrum collection. Each plectrum is hand cut from recycled plastic cards, layered on a recycled sterling silver navette chain, finished with raw rubies.
These gorgeous bespoke earrings were created for a customer who loves gold and wanted to upgrade an existing pair of much loved silver earrings.
Made from two stunning asymmetrical raw sapphire gemstones that just sum up our love of stones – no two are the same. Celebrating the wonkiness of nature in all its glory.
We were delighted to be involved with SULA Gallery’s first exhibition of the year. The gallery was filled with artworks inspired by the work of Piet Mondrian. Marking 80 years since the Dutch artist’s death.
Athene’s love of Mondrian’s work made this a perfect match. We created a new and unique pair of our recycled guitar plectrum waterfalls inspired by the shapes of Mondrian’s paintings. The earrings were then pinned through Athene’s abstracted self portrait painting on canvas. Using bold reds combined with our favourite french greys and spring greens – our own version of Mondrian’s restrained yet all encompassing primary colour palette.
Donated to Guernsey Arts for the raffle at the Beatles celebration, organised to mark 60 years since their performance in Guernsey.
Made from old vinyl records and recycled plastic cards – cut into plectrum shapes to celebrate the iconic albums, Sgt Pepper and Abbey Rd. We love how each earrings matches up with different frames from the book.
Although our collective favourite has to be Yellow Submarine – the song and animated movie. Eleanor definitely cites this as a major creative influence, and even has the books.
The whole of Guernsey has been gripped with Beatles fever, it’s like the Fab 4 are here again and everyone is screaming so loud they can’t hear them play. How has that transcended 60 years? Impressive.