Fiona’s gift was a mosaic key, with a note about the spaces I have helped shape for loved ones, and a reminder to enjoy the life I have built for myself.

The key spurred notions of interiority and shifting perspectives, and most of these rings have literal interior chambers. The mosaic forms echo my own collage and sketching methodology. Each piece grows outward from the stone. Granule by granule, they are sketched by me in computerised three dimensions, and once cast, are carved, engraved and traced by my hand. The process flows like a drawing.

The pear diamond and the colour change sapphire are stones I bought for myself. Here was my chance to celebrate them and weave them into gold as an offering.

The Iridel ring conceals a cubic zirconia at the end, chosen for its refractive qualities. Lift this piece to your eye (you may need to borrow the wearer’s hand) so that the room sparkles with rainbows. A small moment of wonder and magic. These are notions I have circled for decades and can finally bring into being.

01  Iridel
Small wonder
Ring, size P½, 25.5 x 16.5 mm, 2026
Recycled sterling silver
9x sapphire, RBC, BE treated, 1.10 ct total (Tanzania); 1x cubic zirconia, RBC, 5.0 mm
$3,200

02  Votiva
An offering
Ring, size L, 2026
Recycled 18ct yellow gold
1x diamond, pear, 1.40 ct, C2 champagne, VS1
$13,500

03  Changeling
Some magic
Ring, size L½, 2026
Recycled 18ct yellow gold
1x colour change sapphire, oval, 2.17 ct (Madagascar)
$9,200

04  Daphnae
A chamber
Ring, size P, 2026
Recycled 9ct yellow gold
1x diamond, RBC, 0.098 ct, champagne C3/C4; 4x diamond, RBC, 0.13 ct total (Argyle, Australia)
$3,200

05  Rosine
A vault
Ring, size K½, 2026
Recycled 9ct yellow gold
2x pink sapphire, RBC; 4x diamond, RBC, 1.5 to 1.8 mm
$2,850

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Bode Well began with a gifted deck of Minchiate Fiorentine cards from Kim, the sixteenth-century Florentine tarot. A joyous throwback to time spent trying my hand at engraving, in the city that was built on so much crafts-person-ship, the feeling of discovery and chance at every turn, with heart and hands full.

The decks suit of cups, the coppe, all chalices and urns, led me back to the vessel, a form I first explored in larger scale during earlier studies, returning now to in finer dimensions.

Certain cards became companions at the bench - the Queen who keeps, Two in mutual exchange, Temperance pouring between vessels, and Terra, where feelings ground - and have materialised into literal vessels about how we carry, keep, let go and call back the people and places we love.

A new spring has sprung, and will be trickling in to further new work in the time to come.

01  Paleo Pomander
Closed for safekeeping, contents unknown, but presumed precious.
Neckpiece, pendant 46.8 x 54.9 x 44.9 mm, chain 47 cm, suspended length 40 cm, 2013
Acrylic, polyester resin, onyx, sterling silver, silk cord; cable chain and woven cord with lithic beads
$790

02  Regina di coppe
Brimming, but not spilling, the Queen’s cup holds what nourishes with calm and care, and keeps it close.
Neckpiece, pendant 14.2 x 5.85–9.97 x 7.07 mm, chain 47 cm, 2026
9ct yellow gold; diamond cut cable chain with lithic links, hook and loop clasp
1x ruby, round, 2.8 mm, 0.09 ct (Mozambique)
$3,980

03  Terra
Back to ground. Rock to rest on, leaves to grow, serpents to keep watch.
Neckpiece, pendant 19.3 x 16.4 x 9.7 mm, chain 45 cm, 2026
Sterling silver, 18ct yellow gold plating; cable chain with lithic links, lithic hooks
$1,470

04  Temperance
Held lightly, poured gently, things flow, and circle round.
Neckpiece, 2x coppe pendants, each 13.9 x 7.2 x 10 mm, chain 45.5 cm, 2026
Sterling silver; wheat chain, lithic links, hook and loop clasp
2x freshwater keshi pearl, 13 x 10.3 x 6.6 mm and 9.8 x 7 x 5.96 mm
$980

05  Two of Cups
Mutual recognition and exchange. Growth with movement yet security in connection.
Bangle, internal 58 x 52.4 mm, band 2.5–2.9 mm, cups 29.6 x 10 x 4.4 mm, 2026
Sterling silver
$930

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These jewels are shaped by rituals of gifting and by the women who taught me what they mean.

On a recent trip home to Ireland, after four long years away, I treasured the daily rituals I shared with my mum and my aunts. Sea swims, tea and cake on the beach, long walks and lots of reading filled our summer days. Over the years, we have built our own traditions of giving, from these small everyday moments to the special treats that mark an occasion, like our visits to the seaweed baths in Strandhill, Co. Sligo.

These pieces draw their form from the soft air pockets of knotted wrack, a seaweed common along Ireland’s northwestern coast. Gentle, buoyant and protective, much like the gifts that inspired them, they are made to be given and to be held. They are a tribute to the women I love, and to the care that passes between us through these small gestures.

01  Barróg
A warm hug or embrace.
Ring, size L½, 2026
14ct yellow gold
1x diamond, oval, 1.2 ct, C3 champagne, VS2
$12,900

02  Cuan Or
A harbour, protective and safe.
Ring, size I, 2026
9ct yellow gold
1x sapphire, oval, 5 x 4 mm, 0.65 ct (Australia); 1x sapphire, RBC, 4 mm; 1x sapphire, RBC, 3 mm; 1x sapphire, RBC, 2.75 mm
$3,290

03  Cladach
The shoreline.
Ring, size K½, 2026
Sterling silver
1x nano kunzite, emerald cut, 7 x 5 mm
$690

04  Feamainn
Seaweed, nutrient-rich shore protector.
Earrings, 2026
9ct yellow gold
$1,990

05  Cuan Airgid
A harbour, protective and safe.
Ring, size J, 2026
Sterling silver
1x spinel, RBC, 4 mm; 2x spinel, RBC, 3 mm; 2x spinel, RBC, 2.5 mm
$790

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It all starts with cats.

The first is a plastic Maneki-Neko, travel-sized for the car, its left paw raised to invite good relationships. The second is a paper-mâché Maneki-Neko in the likeness of my cat, Chino, made by the hands of Naasicaa. Its right paw is raised to attract wealth and prosperity, and the note that came with it wished me abundance in all its forms.

When ruminating on an abundant life, I focussed on the Satin Bowerbird. As an avid collector of small objects myself, I appreciate the bird’s detailed curation of blue things and the strong interior design it brings to its surroundings, along with its perfect prance when there is love on the horizon.

Making in precious materials and micro mosaic is to make with generosity of time and patience, it is laborious and fussy, but ultimately meditative. For the first time, I made a ring for myself, a little nest of gold holding a bi-colour yellow sapphire, sprinkled with diamonds and one hidden blue sapphire, in the spirit of the Bowerbird adorning his bower.

01  VPDA
A very public display of affection.
Sculpture, bird 15 x 20 x 7 cm, turntable 14 x 4 cm, 2026
Handmade Moroccan micro mosaic tesserae tiles, grout, PLA, motorised turntable, batteries
$4,750

02  Wellspring
A ring of one’s own.
Ring, 2026
18ct yellow gold
0.5 ct bi-colour yellow sapphire, princess cut; 6x diamond, RBC, 2 mm; 1x blue sapphire, princess cut, 1.5 mm
NFS

03  Bottle Cap
Sculpture, 3 x 2.5 cm, 2026
Handmade Moroccan micro mosaic tesserae tiles, plastic
$200

04  Pansey
Sculpture, 4 x 3.7 cm, 2026
Handmade Moroccan micro mosaic tesserae tiles, plywood
$250

05  Bic Lid
Sculpture, 6.5 x 1.5 cm, 2026
Handmade Moroccan micro mosaic tesserae tiles, plywood
$150

06  Forget Me Knots
Sculpture, branch 8 x 4 cm, flower 1.5 x 2.5 cm, 2026
Handmade Moroccan micro mosaic tesserae tiles, plywood
$450

07  Bread Tab
Sculpture, 2026
Handmade Moroccan micro mosaic tesserae tiles, plywood
$150

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This collection began with a gift. Karla gave me a pearl shell holding four blister pearls, set by nature into the shell wall. Some are nestling in, others are caught mid-escape, all held still in time. Four, like my family. Like comets, long read as signs of wisdom and good fortune.

I’m endlessly drawn to pearls: their lustre, surfaces that ripple like the ocean, the calm they carry. For this work I turned to twin pearls, which I’d been quietly collecting for some time, unable to resist their unusual forms. Each pair grew together inside the shell without knowing it, merged yet still defined. It’s that blur between where one ends and the next begins. And there’s the patience of not knowing until the shell is opened and its gift revealed.

The comet became my guide. It’s a guiding light that crosses the night sky. In some pieces sapphires hold that depth and reflect it back, so the pearls glow against them. These are luminous forms wrapped and held, reflecting one another while each forges its own path. They speak of nurturing and growing outward, of giving, holding and balancing, and of lives that intersect and shine brighter for it.

01  Forging Paths
Joined at the heart where our paths intersect, before each sets its own course.
Necklace, 2026
9ct yellow gold
Freshwater twin pearl; 2x teal sapphire, oval, 0.73 ct total (Australia)
$2,150

02  Reflecting Light
A twin pearl beneath gold that echoes its form, an imperfect mirror, each forging its own path.
Necklace, 2026
9ct yellow gold
Freshwater twin pearl
$1,650

03  Good Company
Nurtured and held, yet already growing beyond the hands that cradle it.
Necklace, 2026
Sterling silver
Freshwater twin pearl; 2x blue sapphire, round and oval, 0.54 ct total (Australia)
$980

04  Guiding Light
Carried through the night sky, a quiet light for wisdom and good fortune.
Necklace, 2026
Sterling silver
Freshwater pearls; sapphire beads
$1,050

05  Holding Balance
Two forms nestled side by side, each giving and taking in equal measure.
Ring, 2026
Sterling silver
Twin Akoya pearl
$580

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This body of work draws from the ornate languages of Edwardian jewellery and Victorian mourning: the lustre of pearls, the delicacy of lace, and the enduring form of the crucifix. The series was born from a gift of obsidian whose concealed cross returned me to the motif as a symbol of passage and protection.

Guided by ritual, romance, adornment, and the occult symbolism of the Tarot, I developed a method of casting lace—echoing historical textiles while materialising the fragile threshold between presence and absence.

The resulting pieces act as wearable reliquaries and memento mori. Scent vessels and chainmaille hold intimate relics close to the body; a ring and brooch bear pearls as both tears and armour; a coffin plate inscribed Beloved becomes a shield of remembrance. Together they honour the departed not as finality, but as a living continuity—objects made to adorn, carry Spirit, offer protection, and bode well.

01  RELIQUARY
A gothic perfume vial talisman drawn from the tradition of Edwardian chatelaines.
Perfume vial talisman, vessel 90 x 15 x 15 mm, chain 70 cm, 2026
Sterling silver, trombone link chain
Freshwater crucifix keshi pearl, 15 x 11 mm; round freshwater pearl, 6.5 mm
$2,800

02  MEMENTO MORI
A sterling silver skull ring set with a pearl eye, worn as a quiet rite of remembrance and return.
Ring, 25 x 22 x 15 mm, 2026
Sterling silver
Freeform freshwater keshi pearl, 6.5 mm
$1,100

03  QUEEN OF SWORDS
Master of her craft, a silver sword worn close to the body as a reminder of her own sovereignty.
Brooch, dagger 90 x 25 x 5.5 mm, pearl pendant 40 x 14 x 5 mm, 2026
Sterling silver
Teardrop freshwater baroque pearl, 36 x 12 mm; teardrop Akoya pearl, 8 x 5 mm; Akoya seed pearl, 2.5 mm
$1,750

04  HOLY HIGH PRIESTESS
A chainmaille purse woven in silver, a ritual vessel for what is held between worlds.
Chainmaille purse, 20 x 18 x 15 cm, strap 106 cm, 2026
Sterling silver, stainless steel
Freshwater crucifix keshi pearl, 40 x 38 mm; round baroque pearl, 25 x 22 mm
$2,500

05  ORISON
A pearl chaplet with an ornate silver cross, worn as a votive offering.
Neckpiece, crucifix pendant 8 x 4.5 x 1.5 cm, pearl strand 43 cm, 2026
Sterling silver
Round freshwater pearl, 7 mm; 6x Akoya seed pearls, 2.5 mm
$2,244

06  REQUIEM
Inspired by Victorian mourning jewellery, the central shield is a wearable coffin plate inscribed ‘Beloved’.
Neckpiece, 64.5 cm, crucifix pendant 9 cm, plate 6.5 x 4 x 1 cm, 2026
Sterling silver, stainless steel, hand-painted laser engraving
4x Biwa baroque pearls, 22 x 6 mm; 2x teardrop freshwater pearls, 16 x 11 mm; 2x oval Akoya pearls, 6 x 5 mm; 2x freshwater crucifix keshi pearls, 15 x 10 mm; freshwater seed pearls, 2.5 and 2 mm; oval freshwater pearl, 8 x 7 mm; teardrop freshwater pearl, 12 x 8 mm
$5,500

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The day my Bestamore died (dad’s mother), I was carrying the silver spoon she had gifted me as a baby. As a child I was sure that it had a ruby set in its hilt, it seemed like a mythical object of luxury and protection. This object travelled through life with me and in my hand it is a link to her. As small objects often do, it holds meaning beyond its form. My four Bode Well objects are symbols of my grandparents tidings for me:

A Stone Curlew whose cries can be heard from my Pakie’s (mum’s father) home, holding a line from one of his poems—a reminder of light in dark places. —Wisdom

A crocodile recalling dice games played in the afternoon heat of my Bestafar’s (dad’s father) home, laughing at his pet “krokodille” at the back door. —Play

A small vessel made for delicate foraged flowers, for Beppe (mum’s mother) who filled her home with beautiful objects and balanced the practical with the poetic. —Beauty

A spoon for my Bestamore (dad’s mother) who reminded me to live life as a celebration and to reach for my dreams. —Intention

01  Krokodille
“My krokodille, he is hungry”
Object, 50 x 30 x 10 mm, 2026
Brass
$390

02  Reach for the Moon
“Live”
Spoon, 125 x 27 x 10 mm, 2026
Sterling silver, brass
$370

03  Bread and Hyacinth
“If you have two loaves of bread sell one and buy hyacinths to feed your soul”
Vessel, 45 x 45 x 15 mm, 2026
Brass
$400

04  The Stone Curlew Poet
“Everywhere life shines, despite its shadows”
Object, 60 x 17 x 17 mm, 2026
Brass
$430ion

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