Our artists

Geneine Honey Bespoke Jewellery (formerly known as LoveHate) is a Melbourne based jewellery house, established in 2002 by designer, mother and maker Geneine Honey, with a focus on sustainability and artisanship in their handmade jewellery. Geneine Honey Bespoke Jewellery have a...

Alana Douvros is inspired by the natural abundance of beauty created by the earth. Alana studied her craft at the California College of the Arts and received her BFA in ceramics with a parallel focus on Jewellery Metal Arts. Many...

Rumma Designs’ jewellery pieces are designed and made by Kim Christian in Fremantle, Western Australia. Her jewellery pieces capture beautiful ocean treasures and each piece is truly unique. Rumma means 'to collect periwinkles' in Norfuk which is the language spoken...

Lauren Trojkovic is a Melbourne-based jeweller, whose work brings together sculptural forms and textural embellishment. She is inspired by the naturally occurring line work and patterns seen in nature and regularly draws inspiration from aerial photography. Her work draws on elements seen in ethnic...

Katheryn Leopoldseder is an internationally recognised contemporary jeweller and exhibiting artist. She hand-makes limited edition jewellery collections as well as producing large-scale art objects. With a focus on craftsmanship, Katheryn utilises the language of personal adornment and its unique relationship...

Jude Taylor is a highly collected Western Australian artist with a body of work spanning nearly three decades. She is renowned for her striking hand-coloured linocut prints, which are represented in private and institutional art collections throughout Australia. Jude’s work is...

Kirrikin is a uniquely Australian endeavour. Luxury accessories feature artworks of contemporary Indigenous Australian artists, showcased on stunning handcrafted silk and cashmere scarves; silk neckties, bow ties and pocket squares. Kirrikin's exclusive designs revolve around identity through exploring Aboriginal people,...

Irene Alberts enjoys working with precious metal clay (PMC) which she began making jewellery from in 2006. Other art forms Irene works with include pewter repoussé, polymer clay, mosaic, fused glass, stainless steel and beaded jewellery. Desiring to inspire aspiring...