This red gold pendant has been fitted with diamonds and opals. A theme that Sara holds close to her heart, butterflies are a recurrent motif throughout her work. For this piece she doubled the wings, superimposing two layers of gold lace with diamonds, in order to illustrate the incredible resistance of wings despite their thinness.

Length 4 cm
Width 8 cm
Height 0.7 cm

This handmade, finely chiselled pendant, adorned with colourful stones, combines two techniques: chiselling and sawing. Sara wanted to convey the image of a tropical forest with lots of vivid colours, complex patterns and shapes that play in the light and shadows.

Length 8 cm
Width 3.6 cm
Height 0.2 cm

This grey gold pendant in the form of a butterfly was finely chiselled and cut by hand. It features a large Tahitian pearl, set in a gold lace ring where it remains free to move. The butterfly just touches the pearl, as if flying past. The wings are set with diamonds and the head with a half carat diamond.

Length 8 cm
Width 5.5 cm
Height 2 cm

This gold ring features a Tahitian pearl which is free to move within its gold lace shell. Throughout much of her work, Sara chooses not to confine the pearls she uses but to leave them free to move. She does not pierce or drill them, leaving them untouched, as nature made them.

Length 3.5 cm
Width 3 cm
Height 1.5 cm

Point d’Alençon is a masterpiece that took over six months to complete. It is a collar made of seven articulated gold plates from three colours of gold: grey, red and yellow. The gold lace is incredibly detailed and set with 175 diamonds. The lace incorporates textile patterns and organic elements such as leaves and tiny flowers, which were chiselled and sawed by hand.

Length 49 cm
Width 7 cm
Height 0.04 cm