Blog
Stories, news and everything that happens behind each collection.
Materials
What polymer clay is, and why we work with it
It's not cheap plastic, and it's not ceramic. It's the only material that lets you sculpt a half-millimetre petal that actually survives being worn.
Care
How to care for your flower jewellery
Three things ruin them: perfume, hot water and piling them up together. All three take ten seconds to avoid.
Our story
Why no two pieces are ever exactly the same
It's not a marketing line. Here's what actually changes from one piece to the next, and why I can't help it.
Our story
The vyshyvanka, and why I bring it into my jewellery
The embroidery on the traditional Ukrainian shirt isn't decoration. Every motif says something, and I wanted it to keep saying it in a different form.
Guides
How to choose jewellery to match your neckline
You don't choose a necklace for its own sake. You choose it for what's around it, and above all for where the fabric ends.
Our story
The first commission I ever took on
A friend wanted a bridal bouquet that would never wilt. I said yes before I knew if I could actually do it.
Materials
Why our jewellery weighs so little
One of our statement necklaces weighs less than a pair of metal earrings. It's the main reason people come back.
Guides
How to gift jewellery without getting it wrong
There are three choices that usually go wrong, and one that never does. Here they are, in order.
Inspiration
The flowers people ask for most, and what that says about them
After five years, the pattern is fairly clear. And it isn't always the one you'd expect.
Our story
How long a piece actually takes to leave the studio
The real timings, no embellishment, and why something can take three weeks.
Guides
How to layer pieces without overdoing it
The rule is simpler than it looks: one piece leads, the rest follow. The hard part is deciding which.
Inspiration
The workshop in winter
Working with flowers when there are none outside changes what comes off the table.
Care
What to do if a petal breaks
It can almost always be repaired, and you almost never need to buy another. Message us before you throw it away.
Our story
Why some pieces never come back
It's not manufactured scarcity. It's that once a colour batch runs out, that colour is gone.
Guides
Jewellery for a wedding: from bride to guest
Three different roles, three different criteria. The usual mistake is applying the bride's rules as a guest.