This ring was created to symbolise the love of a man for his fiancée. A dome of white gold was mounted upside-down on a minimal ring, and atop the dome a brilliant cut diamond was set using the flush setting technique. The ring is made by construction technique and has a shiny finish.

Part of the Silver Wings collection and inspired by the wings of exotic birds and plants, these earrings have a feminine look, represented by the repetitive oval shape. A single form evolves into to a multitude of shapes and directions. The earrings are constructed in sterling silver, with different oval shapes soldered together, combined with two amethyst cabochons in bezel setting.

Part of the Underneath collection, this pair of earrings, created in 14 carat white gold, brings to mind the small underwater creatures that live along the coral reefs and deep in the abyss. They were made by Alexandra Tauc sawing organic shapes and piercing them to create pores, constructing a hollow shape and setting rose cut peridot stones.

This is a ring created in 14 carat white gold and a rhodium plated finish. It is an asymmetric hexagon constructed as a hollow form, with three baguette cut diamonds set by flush setting. The hollow hexagon is soldered onto a minimal square profile band.

This pendant was made using 14 carat yellow gold. By sawing a metal circle, using the reticulation technique and doming the textured shape, the piece is hollow, with a custom-made setting, such as for a bezel. It holds three brilliant cut diamonds and a small flat cabochon lapis lazuli. The diamonds were part of an old piece of jewellery and they were kept and reintegrated for sentimental value.