My mother, Elaine, and I incorporate redundant antique finds into unique handmade jewelry to be worn and loved again. After finding some antique watch dials in our garage back in 2011, we made it our mission to rescue forlorn, damaged, and redundant vintage pieces into unique designs that have new lease of life.
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Most of the jewelry designs are made from pieces you perhaps would not previously expect to conventionally work as a piece of unique jewelry such as Victorian and 1930's watch and pocket-watch movements and dials. In the past, we have also used antique gaming pieces and cabinet keys to create works of art.
I have had an interest in unique artworks and antiques since I was first shown my Grandad's den when I was around 7-years-old. I am an avid vintage jewelry collector and you will often find rare Micro Mosaic jewelry and enamel pieces in our online shop - my personal favorite. You can see more of our steampunk style works here.
Made using a Victorian pocket-watch mechanism.
Made from an 110-year-old pocket-watch mechanism from America.
Made using an 110-year-old redundant pocket-watch dial.
