This necklace is inspired by two of our colour theory essays – greenery and purple, thay can be found here and here.
This necklace is made from a combination of raw amethyst chunks and green lavastone beads. It fastens with a handmade sterling silver clasp.
The necklaces measures 21″ long.
We think the little green lavastone beads look just like little peas. This is why we showed this necklace off on Great British Pea Week. An event dedicated to promoting the pea in our meals.
Amethyst is reputed to have a calming effect and is said to bring balance to the life of the wearer.
This necklace has now been sold, however if you are interested in seeing any of the colour theory jewellery that we currently have available in our shop click here.
We were delighted to be invited to contribute to another brilliant exhibition at the Coach House Gallery.
We created a triptych of statement necklaces exploring the feeling and beauty of the coastline and granite rocks through colour, texture and pattern. Recreating the lush, fresh and textured environment with fabulous emerald greens, raw stones and dreamy cloudy colours.
Creating these necklaces and exploring the individual characteristics of each stone was just like going for a refreshing cliff walk and coming home feeling inspired and invigorated by nature.
Necklace made from thin raw green chrysoprase slabs, interspersed with pretty purple rainflower jade, with sterling silver clasp. £176
Necklace created from raw rock crystal chunks combined with lovely purple flourite beads which form a gradient – deepest purples in the centre which fade out to pale lilacs at the ends. Finished with a sterling silver clasp. £213
Statement necklace made from fabulous chunky faceted emeralds, alternating with lovely light green pumice. Fastens with a handmade sterling silver clasp. £225.
This necklace is inspired by the colour theory essay of the same name which you can read here.
This piece was made from wonderfully purple freshwater pearls and chunks of purple amethyst, finished with a handmade sterling silver clasp. It cost approximately £300 when it was for sale.
The cascading vines of pearls create a lovely lustre that moves brilliantly when worn. The purple amethysts compliment the purple pearls while adding a new texture.
This necklace has now been sold, however if you are interested in seeing any of the colour theory jewellery that we currently have available in our shop click here.
Colour Theory Necklaces at St James. January – September 2021
Following on from the Joy exhibtion in 2020, St.James invited us to display a small collection of our colour theory necklaces in the new cafe for a few months.
The display consisted of statement necklaces all made using the colours that bring us joy. Filled with bright and bold colour combinations designed with the intention to bring a bit of happiness into your day.
Made from five faceted chunks of chrysophase interspersed with purple freshwater pearls which fastens with a sterling silver handmade clasp.
Three rose quartz chunks lined with bright purple amethysts and finished with a sterling silver handmade clasp.
Seven chunky faceted emeralds interspersed with bright blue turquoise chips and lined with lighter polished turquoise beads.
Our collection of colour theory necklaces, each with an accompanying essay, are currently listed online. There is a wide variety of colours, stones and styles to suit a wide varity of tastes.
This exhibition was hosted by The Harbour Gallery Jersey as a follow up to their extremely successful ‘All washed up’ exhibition in 2018. We produced a triptych of beach combed designs based on shells and semi-precious stones.
From the same collection is this gorgeous potted shell found in herm, paired with a ruby freshwater pearl and Czech crystal on a sterling silver chain. This necklace is approximatly 19.5 inches long and is £62.
