This neckpiece is made up of five elements in the shape of a dormer window with a portrait looking out of the window. Six small flowers connect the silver chain. The locker is made of silver and a set enamelled oval. All the elements are made of glaucous (grey-green) enamelled copper. The shapes are chased in copper, mounted and enamelled.

This is a neckpiece made of nine elements which remind of crowns. Two of them are mounted from a steel sheet, seven show delicate sawn tendrils of roses and brambles. The locker is adorned with two coral roses. The steel has a black finish.

This neckpiece is made up of 11 elements that are assembled together to form a necklace. Each element is a cut-out silhouette, except the red element which is the rococo frame of a coat of arms.

This piece is a brooch made from black steel, delicately sawn like the half-round balustrade of a balcony. All is open worked, even the base with its pattern of tiles. The three-dimensional balcony, which is also sawn out, is mounted on a base representing its own shadow.

This brooch is made of a three-dimensional hexagonal crest assembled on the floor plan of a gothic cathedral. The crest or baldachin alludes to gothic cathedrals where crests hover above sculptures. The piece is chased in copper, mounted and enamelled in a glaucous colour. The steel of the ground view has a black finish.