The Narrative Wearable Art of Breath & Stone
There is a saying that tells that art is music for the eyes, and sometimes, music is intertwined so much with an artwork, you could almost hear its sy...
The Natural Magic of Secret Wood Enchanting Rings
Wood and resin: this is what dreams are made of. It is what comes to mind when you first discover the astounding rings of designer Secret Wood. Ju...
House of Malakai: Eclectic Creations of Malakai Hom
Every once in a rare while, a small number of designers surprise me with their skills and ingenuity. It doesn't happen very often. In fact, it happene...
Icons, Inspirations and Adornments: Heart of Bone
"Heart of Bone creations fuse Emma's love of everything fashion, pop culture and fairytales together with her rock 'n' roll lifestyle"
Bold, darkly...
Luci Jockel’s Fantasia of Fauna and Flora
A pin of cicada shells - you could call it a challenge for the average accessories fan. But then, mortality is not easy to digest in any shape or ...
The Midsummer’s Night Masquerade
Specialising in fantasy and folklore, The Midsummer's Night Masquerade is the brainchild of independent artist Megan Johnson, providing her the pe...
‘Metal Torcher’ Stephanie Inagaki of Miyu Decay
The line between art and jewellery is a fine one when it comes to the work of artist Stephanie Inagaki. It could be because Stephanie's roots stem f...
Reimagined Iron: Anu Tera
Where do the bad girls, dark goddesses, and powerful women shop for the perfect adornment? Girls with imaginings of a dystopian future, of being urban...
Exclusive Interview | Julia deVille – The Morality of Death
I had the pleasure of having a long conversation with Australian sculptor and jeweller Julia deVille while preparing her editorial for beautiful.bizar...
Rebecca Rose’s ‘Spinster and the Carpenter’ @ Twilight Gallery
Now showing at Twilight Gallery in Washington until 24 May 2015, Rebecca Rose's new series of unique handmade sculptural rings, 'Spinster and the Carp...
Julia deVille’s ‘Till Death’ @ e.g.etal
"The place of jewellery in history has always been one of personal expression. A jewellery collection says much about the person. It can tell the stor...
Julia deVille’s ‘Phantasmagoria’ @ Sophie Gannon Gallery
Julia deVille is a New Zealand born and Melbourne (Australia) based taxidermy artist, jeweller, and animal activist. "Driven by a strong commitment to...
The precious darlings of Mab Graves
Entering the mind of Pop Surrealist painter Mab Graves is an enchanting adventure. She is a talent that in my opinion, doesn't get enough recognition...
Jennifer Trask – An exploration of sculpture, right down to the bone
At first glance, the idea of Jennifer Trask using animal bones as a primary component in her sculptures can be interpreted as morbid and used specific...