This small sculpture represents a key in the shape of the new International Olympic Committee building in Lausanne. It was made for the inauguration of the building in 2019. It is made of MDF coated with several layers of calcium carbonate, finely sanded and covered with gilding plate and fine gold leaf. The surface is then polished with agate stone for a matte and shiny finish, a technique known as 'gilding in tempera'.

This is a terracotta lamp. The lamp was broken into several pieces and was glued back together and restored in the Kintsugi style. Made with the materials of gilding on wood, the cracks were coated with several layers of blanc de Troyes, finely sanded, and covered with gilding plate and fine gold leaf. The surface of the gold fillet was then polished with agate stone for a brilliant finish, a technique known as 'gilding in tempera'.

This ancient African sculpture was found in a flea market and embellished with gold. Its wooden tongue was coated with several layers of blanc de Troyes (calcium carbonate), finely sanded and covered with gold plate and fine gold leaf. Then the surface was polished with agate stone for a shiny finish, a technique known as 'gilding in tempera'.

These are two empty frames. The wood of the frames was covered with finely sanded calcium carbonate and painted with shades of grey. Natural pigments were used and mixed with warm rabbit skin glue. These different colours were sanded and protected with a matte varnish.

This traditional wooden cow toy was found in a flea market and embellished with gold. Silke Droessaert has created spots on the cow, with several layers of blanc de Troyes (calcium carbonate). The raised white surfaces were then finely sanded and covered with gilding plate and fine gold leaf. The surface is polished with agate stone for a matte and shiny finish, a technique known as 'gilding in tempera'.