Heim means house in Alsatian and this is at once a sculpture and a jewel in a box. Annie Sibert used the shape of the crucible and turned this cherry wood shape on a wood lathe. She hollowed out the walls by reproducing the crossings of the beams of half-timbered houses, then filled these voids with metal. For this piece Annie was inspired by ancient half-timbered houses that were designed to be dismantled and moved.

Ipsofacto is a sculpture that looks like a pearl necklace presented out flat. It is made up of chiselled iron discs, encrusted with a single pure silver wire and thus all connected. The technique used is called Ipsa, a Korean damascene technique.

The Ove bracelet comes from the 'I’ve got you' jewellery design series. It is made in silver, vermeil or silver/gold. The technique used here is lost wax casting. It is moulded to look like a hairband. A wax version is made and then melted to finally obtain the same object in solid metal. The series is composed of rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.

Tailor-made sculpture is a unique ring. It is made of 925 silver, iron and various voids. The metals are brazed together, then the resulting block is turned on a metal lathe. The boring of the block makes it possible to reveal the random patterns hidden in the block.

Sentinelle is a crystal and silver necklace. It is composed of a chain whose rings are made of cut silver plates and an oversized crystal clasp. We can see the technical elements inside the clasp, including a spring that allows the closure. The elements of the necklace all come from known forms of primers used in jewellery.