Monthly Archives: January 2014

It all began with paper

A strip of paper can be many things, it twists, bends, folds and scrunches like no other material. Great for prototyping jewellery, but it takes quite some skill to translate the forms into precious metal. After a bespoke enquiry for a completely unique, sculptural engagement ring came to Element from an architecturally inspired client, Nick […]

A little organic inspiration

For a little inspiration, what’s not to love about these amazing sculptural jewellery pieces? Designed by Ross Lovegrove, these 3D-printed 18 carat gold rings, Lovegrove has created six rings, each of which will be produced in an edition of ten. The series, called Foliates. The flat rounded forms that flow from the bands are indented […]

Architectural Influence

A little architectural inspiration, forms that are directly transferable from the building scale to the jewellery scale. Buildings are powerful, jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring. When we create bespoke jewellery, customers often have elements of architectural form that they want to include in their jewellery. With CAD technology, a healthy dose of design flair and a willing, imaginative […]