Stories
From rough to gem: the journey of an Australian sapphire
on 6th November 2019
See an Australian sapphire take shape, from rough to polished gem. Cut by eye using time-honoured techniques.
Interviews
Studio Visit with Suzi Zutic
on 13th October 2019
We visited artist Suzi Zutic in her studio, surrounded by sweeping views, a trove of gems & beautiful rings.
Interviews
Anita Crowther’s passion for lapidary
on 19th September 2019
Anita recently visited a town in Germany to learn new (and old) techniques to inform her latest work.
Stories
Ain’t no mountain high enough
on 28th August 2019
One has to be the one of the most meaningful and daring proposals we’ve ever encountered …
Exhibitions
Coming soon: Illuminate by Anita Crowther
on 7th August 2019
Stone cutter and jeweller Anita Crowther explores the visual dialogue created through stone combinations.
Events
Winter Cocktail Night
on 3rd August 2019
Stave off the winter chill with drinks, jewels and delicacies.
Exhibitions
I’m So Tired but I love You by Welfe Bowyer
on 7th June 2019
An exhibition of jewellery made during Welfe Bowyer’s first year as a father, utilising objects from his own childhood interspliced with metals and gems.
Stories
Shared Terrain by Julia Storey
on 5th June 2019
Julia Storey has added a new suite of rings and earrings to her incredible ‘Shared Terrain’ series. Discover the inspiration & techniques behind the collection.
Interviews
Jane Reilly on Motherhood and Art
on 1st May 2019
“I’ve learnt to be childlike again…” How motherhood gave Jane Reilly the confidence to make a leap of faith.
Interviews
Stephanie Said on Motherhood and Emotion
on 1st May 2019
“I have been designing with a more emotional side of myself than ever, wanting so badly to represent this new depth of love …”
Interviews
Georgie Brooks on Motherhood and Spontaneity
on 1st May 2019
“Being a mum is perfect, rough, unique, sometimes a bit raw and complimentary all at the same time…”
Interviews
Katheryn Leopoldseder on Motherhood and Embodied Time
on 30th April 2019
“It has heightened the value of my craft.” How becoming a mother helped Katheryn Leopoldseder re-evaluate her worth.