Seacandy

F U T U R I S T

Favourite film? Alien (or almost anything French) but the main protagonist here is definitely Kurt Giger.  Again, there is a strong industrial influence, but  industry has a  beauty of its own - take a look at a drilling rig, whether drilling up ice cores, searching for oil, or tunnelling through rock - they  all make use of mathematically  perfect spirals and coils.

SO.... Wearing anything from this page takes someone who is not afraid to be individual....

My absolute favourite of all the pieces - handmade large copper links each with two charms attached. The charms are made from copper and silver and vintage hand-cut crystal. The bracelet is fastened with a hand made swan clasp and opposite this is a vintage silver rose. It is included under Futurist because of the mix of metals. - I  think copper should be used for more than just plumbing!

Future Perfect

£55

Look away now if you have a spider phobia! - personally I think they are intriguing little creatures and I feel an affinity for them - (hopefully this is something to do with weaving wire and weaving webs - rather than the making a meal of your partner after mating...) This is elegant and unusual and looks particularly fab if everything else you are wearing is black....

Wicked Web

£95

Freeform Tangle 1

£65

It has a number because I think there will be more of these to follow - all different, of course.. This one is a mix of copper and silver in heavy loops and coils - very industrial and attention grabbing - and also quite heavy!

Orbital

Decay

£45

Glass jasper is the main stone - so beautiful because it looks as though it has been painted by Ben Nicholson! Wrapped around in base metal with coils and loops and a small orbiting planet. Complete with a wire wrapped bail.

Sea Candy - Futurist: jewellery for the individual