Clarity and lively structures are juxtaposed in these spoon designs made from silver. The spoon bowls are cast with sepia, giving them an organic and unique shape that cannot be foreseen. The handles are formed from drawn oval wire, which gives them a clearly defined and regular shape.

This ring series is cast with silver in sepia casting. The stones, green synthetic emerald and purple amethyst, are cast directly into the ring and not set afterwards. The design of the silver setting is partly created during the casting process and cannot be planned. This holds surprises that make up the charm of these works.

Hamburg is known as the city of bridges, the Venice of the North. Sabine Lang chose a few typical bridges of Hamburg that are unmistakable in their shape to craft these finger-rings. This group of five rings is made of sterling silver. From left to right: Köhlbrandbrücke, Kattwykbrücke, Lombardsbrücke, Elbbrücken, Reiherstiegbrücke.

A botanical garden left to its own devices on La Gomera was the inspiration for these gems. Overgrown, abandoned and untidy, the plants were allowed to grow as they wished. Instead of the fruits, Sabine set precious stones such as topaz or smoky quartz in the capsules made from silver and formed them into rings.

For this ring made from 18-carat gold, structures from the sea are referenced. Cuttlefish shells serve as moulds and make each piece unique with the imprint of its structures. The textures have been created to look as if they were drawn into the sand by the sea at low tide.