These dramatic and playful stud earrings are from the Future Artifacts collection by Natalie Salisbury Jewellery. The studs feature deep blue freshwater pearls in an organic cupped setting. Below each pearl hangs a flat hoop of oxidised silver with 18ct yellow gold dust fused to the surface. The butterflies to this set aregold and are a sturdy and wide backed pair to provide comfortable support.
These are a completely unique set.
Natalie Salisbury is a born maker. Natalie moved to New Zealand from the UK in 2013, and brought her jewellery tools with her. Now she crafts her work in her small workshop in Titahi Bay, Wellington.
Her collections include the romantic and delicate Briar Collection with natural cast twigs that form the base of earrings, pendants and twisting rings. Her Future Artifacts pieces are all completely one-of-a-kind items: wearable works of art and alchemy. Gold dust is fused to the surface of sterling silver. Gems both rough and polished are clutched in organic settings or sparkle from the depths of silver and gold. Rough diamonds are pushed into molten metal, resulting in settings that cannot be replicated any other way.
Mason & Collins are passionate supporters of handmade NZ jewellery. In our webstore you can find blisteringly hot contemporary jewellery that’s uncomplicated and made for everyday wear.
Our artists are all small scale artisan producers of quality jewellery in a range of styles and materials. Find your classic staples of solid sterling silver and gold rings, earrings and necklaces produced by amazing crafts people in small studios around NZ. Or be daring and bold, choose one-of-a-kind pieces that really capture your unique fashion sense. Recycled plastic, repurposed timbers, stone, bone and paua shell are a fun and topical addition to your jewellery collections. Our physical gallery based in our Wellington jewellery studio has more jewellery available so if you’re visiting Wellington or local to the city - pop on over and add to your bling with assistance from our wonderful staff.