Project Type: Jewelry
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CGAG + AMG Bracelet
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The reversible bracelet makes a statement in low tarnish sterling silver, Titanium, and stainless steel. Lightweight and a joy to wear.
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CHM Carnelian Spheres Earrings
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CHM Carnelian Spheres earrings with 7.22 carats of tension set red garnet spheres, low tarnish sterling silver, stainless steel, niobium ear wires
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CH Müller Faceted Garnet Earrings
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CHM Faceted Garnet Earrings with 10.01 carats of tension set faceted garnets, low tarnish sterling silver, stainless steel, niobium ear wires
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CH Müller Garnet Spheres Earrings
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CH Müller Garnet Spheres Earrings with 7.22 carats of tension set red garnet spheres, Argentium sterling silver, stainless steel, niobium ear wires
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CH Müller Lapis Lazuli
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21 carats of Lapis Lazuli are tension set in the brooch-pendant of this necklace.
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Circogonia-Epibulia Earrings
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Circogonia-Epibulia earrings of recycled Argentium sterling silver, stainless steel fasteners, and niobium ear wires
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CH Müller Rose Cut Tourmaline Earrings
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CH Müller Rose Cut Tourmaline Earrings with 10.01 carats of tension set rose cut tourmalines, Argentium sterling silver, stainless steel, niobium ear wires
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Snowflake Coral Travels Brooch-Pendant
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1.5 x 4.3 x 4.3 cmArgentium sterling silver, repurposed suede offcut, stainless steel Snowflake coral polyps travel in the bilge water of ships and invade and overwhelm endemic species in Hawaiian archipelago reefs. Snowflake Coral is predator free in these new environments, upsetting fragile reef ecosystems. The brooch/pendant represents the bilge port hole and water…
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Snowflake Coral Polyps Traveling
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As land traffic quieted down in 2020, ocean shipping traffic increased. Snowflake Coral, an opportunistic hitchhiking animal, travels from port to port in the bilge water of ships. Bilge water released at a ship’s destination spreads the polyps who quietly invade and colonize new ports and defenseless reefs.
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Heliodiscus Phacodiscus Teal
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Brooch / PendantArgentium sterling silver, recycled suede, stainless steel 3.5 cm diameter x 0.7 cm Heliodiscus Phacodiscus Teal Brooch-Pendant began with hand drawings based on Ernst Haeckel’s 1862 illustrations of microscopic sea creatures.Mental deconstruction of the zooplankton during the hand drawing phase morphed the creatures into flat layers which would later become a 3D form. …