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 2026 AW New Collection : Cast in motion

 

Beauty is not an aesthetic, it's an energy.

 

 

This collection draws its inspiration from 20th-century florist Constance Spry, who broke the conventions of floral softness, working with materials like wildflowers and dried branches to create an avant-garde style unbound by form — bringing floristry from the outdoors into everyday indoor life.

 

"Do exactly as you please, and remain natural, gay, baroque, bare, austere, wild, bold or conservative in your inner self.
Never stop learning, and stay open to every form of beauty." - Constance Spry
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Carrying forward her spirit, the Cast in Motion series builds Vessel and Scroll around sculptural jewelry as its core design language; through the shaping and twisting of metal, it sculpts broad folds and irregular twisting curves, with gemstones set at distinctive angles within the metal's crevices, catching a singular brilliance in moments of motion.

Breaking from the logic of matched, symmetrical earring pairs, each ear carries its own distinct lines and craft details — in a touch of deliberate imbalance, finding a beauty entirely one's own.

Vessel Collection

"Vessel" echoes jewelry itself as a vessel for beauty .

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⟡ Design highlights:

◗ Broad, asymmetrical folds of metal fall soft as fabric, layering into a grounded sense of visual weight

◗ Natural gemstones are set within the metal's texture in distinctive ways, tracing the series' singular design mood Best worn as a single piece, adding a point of focus to the overall look.

Scroll Collection
Delicate, hand-bent metal curves into crescent arcs, extending into refined, layered silhouettes.
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⟡ Design highlights:
◗ Metal is hand-curled into a distinctive arc, with soft metal woven through to build layers of detail.
◗ Paired with teardrop-cut natural gemstones, tracing a clean silhouette with a sense of weight.