This necklace is made of two chains twisting in opposite directions, soldered together along what Lucie calls the ‘spine’ of the chain. The structure restricts the movement of the chain so that it always sits flat on the body.

Length 45 cm

These gold earrings are made of two chains twisting in opposite directions, soldered together along what Lucie calls the ‘spine’. The structure restricts the movement of the chain so that it always sits flat on the body.

Length 7.5 cm

The Fishbone rings feature hammer flattened links, soldered together to make a wide ring.

The Temple ring was inspired by the Banteay Chhmar crumbling Temple in Cambodia and is characterized by a smokey cognac diamond surrounded in bricks in disarray. The Woven ring was made with gold wire woven following a 13th century textile technique called finger loop weaving. Each element of the Ruby Magic Eye Ring is pulled, twisted and soldered in place, arranged to resemble an eye to protect the wearer.

This sculptural piece composed of two links. The cast iron one, black and pitted in texture, showcases the sand casting technique. The other link is made of fine silver.

Length 25 cm
Length 25 cm
Width 15 cm