These three pieces were made for ‘Jewellery Now: the curator’s edit’ exhibition at Ruthin Craft Centre, which took place earlier this year. These designs were chosen for the exhibition by the exhibition curators Dr Elizabeth Goring and Gregory Parsons for their representation of a unique approach to using 3 printing technology in jewellery and varied ways this technology can be used to create kinetic connections. The tree pieces are united by colour, they were dyed on the same day using the same batch of dyes, so that the hues across all three pieces are consistent and work in harmony with each other. The pieces can be purchased separately.

1. Floating Leaves Necklace - 3d printed nylon, fabric dye, sterling silver, magnets - hallmarked in London

2. Large Floating Leaves Earrings - 3d printed nylon, fabric dye, sterling silver - Length from earring post measures 11cm.

3. Mobius Necklace - 3d printed nylon, fabric dye - this necklace can be connected with other Mobius necklaces to create a continuous long chain.

Learn more about this exhibition here.