Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio. Weight: ~12g Sometimes a single piece of tangerine peel carries more character than the rest. Uneven, textured, and irregular, it holds the imprint of the fruit it once protected — a fragile skin shaped by nature and by the simple gesture of peeling. This ring captures that solitary fragment. Its surface echoes the porous texture of a tangerine rind, preserving the delicate patterns and imperfections that make each peel unique. A quiet tribute to the small details we often overlook — the textures left behind after a moment has passed, and the beauty hidden within the simplest forms.
This piece was made for one person. If you're interested in a similar commission, get in touch.
Instead of echoing the colour of the fruit itself, the stone at its centre draws attention to the tree that gives it life. The deep green of malachite recalls the vibrant leaves of the tangerine trees in Chios — the quiet presence that surrounds the fruit long before it reaches the table.
Nestled between the rinds, the stone becomes a reminder that every fruit carries the memory of its tree.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~8g
Peeling a tangerine can become a small ritual.
As a child, I often tried to remove the rind in one long, continuous strip — carefully guiding the peel so it would not break. Most of the time, it curled naturally into a spiral, a simple shape that felt both playful and strangely satisfying.
This pendant preserves that familiar gesture. The curled form of the rind is translated into silver, capturing the soft movement of the peel as it folds into itself.
Worn close to the chest, the piece carries the memory of those quiet moments — the scent of citrus, hands working slowly, and the small shapes that remain after the fruit has been opened.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~7g/per piece
These earrings trace back to the very beginning of the Tangerine collection. One evening, after dinner, I noticed a piece of tangerine rind resting on the table. Its form had curled naturally into a small, wave-like shape — delicate, irregular, and unexpectedly sculptural.
Something about that moment stayed with me. Instead of discarding it, I kept the rind and later translated its form into silver.
These earrings preserve that first gesture — a simple fragment from an everyday ritual, transformed into a small object that carries the memory of the moment it was found.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio. Weight: ~10g The surface of a tangerine peel is full of quiet detail — small pores, irregular patterns, and a texture that feels both delicate and rugged. Often overlooked, this skin is what protects the fruit and holds its fragrance. This band ring focuses on that subtle landscape. Its wide form carries the textured imprint of tangerine skin, wrapping the finger like a fragment of citrus preserved in metal. Simple in shape but rich in surface, the piece celebrates the beauty of natural textures — a reminder that even the smallest details of everyday life can become something lasting.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio. Weight: ~12g After peeling a tangerine, the table often fills with small fragments of rind — curled pieces slowly gathering into soft piles. What was once a single fruit becomes a quiet composition of textures, each fragment carrying the memory of the whole. This ring draws inspiration from that simple moment. Its layered surfaces recall the irregular folds of tangerine peel resting together after being opened. A small reminder of shared tables, citrus in the air, and the beauty that remains after something has been enjoyed.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio. Weight: ~12g As a child, whenever I peeled a tangerine, I would try to remove the rind in one continuous piece — a quiet little challenge to keep the shape whole. Sometimes the peel curved into long flowing lines, but most often it formed spirals, soft and satisfying to the eye. This ring is a homage to that simple childhood game — a memory many of us share. A small gesture, repeated over time, that becomes part of how we learn to see shapes, forms, and the beauty hidden in everyday moments.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~15g
A surface shaped between states — where water meets land and neither fully defines the form.
The Tidal Surface Cuff reflects the quiet movement of the sea as it settles, or the soft relief of sand shaped by wind along the northern beaches of Chios, near Volissos. Its texture moves gently across the metal, holding small variations that shift with light and touch.
Cast in silver, the piece captures this subtle boundary — not a fixed moment, but a continuous transition between earth and water.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio. Weight: ~138g Opening of Cuff: 25mm - 28.5mm The sea once felt like a boundary. Growing up on an island, its presence was constant — vast, restless, and at times limiting. It marked the edge of where things could go. This piece carries that memory through its form: a continuous, flowing rhythm shaped like waves meeting the shore. The surface folds in on itself, creating depth and movement, echoing the tension between resistance and flow. Years later, a simple image shifted that perception — a small boat passing through calm water, leaving behind soft, controlled traces. What once felt immovable revealed itself as something that could be shaped, crossed, and redefined. The bracelet reflects this transition. From obstacle to passage. From noise to direction. A sculptural piece that sits between force and control.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~5g
A form that often brings to mind shark teeth — sharp, irregular, almost defensive at first glance.
But what it holds is quieter than that.
The ring carries the memory of fragments found along the shore — remains of what once moved beneath the surface, shaped and softened over time. It echoes the experience of early fishing days in the north of Chios island, near Volissos, where encounters with the sea were immediate, physical, and formative.
Cast in silver or gold, its surface preserves these traces — not as something aggressive, but as a record of contact, of presence, of life that leaves its mark and disappears.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~9g
This piece draws from the form of the sea urchin — a presence once familiar along the shores of Chios. As children, we would gather them from the sea, opening them at the water’s edge, part of a shared ritual of curiosity and nourishment.
The ring reflects this memory through its surface: a dense field of raised points and circular textures, echoing the protective shell of the urchin. Each detail is shaped to capture both its fragility and its defense — a quiet architecture formed by life beneath the sea.
Over time, that memory shifts. What was once collected is now observed. This piece stands as a gesture of that change — a way of holding onto the form while allowing it to remain where it belongs.
Cast and finished by hand, the ring carries subtle variations that preserve its organic character.
A reminder of proximity, and of distance — of what we take, and what we choose to leave behind.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~17g
Inspired by the volcanic pebbles of Mavra Volia beach in Chios, this ring reflects the quiet force of material shaped over time. Clusters of rounded forms echo stones smoothed by the sea, held together in a structure that feels both raw and intentional.
Designed to be worn in two orientations, the piece shifts with the wearer — from a more open, linear silhouette to a compact, sculptural presence. This duality allows the ring to adapt, much like the landscape that inspired it.
A piece that sits between control and erosion — between what is designed and what is found.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~7g/ per piece
Inspired by the sea-worn pebbles of Chios, these drop earrings capture the quiet rhythm of stones shaped by water, time, and movement. Their elongated form reflects the natural clustering of pebbles along the shoreline — fragments gathered, softened, and held together by the sea.
Each surface is built from small, rounded forms, creating a textured composition that feels both organic and sculptural. The vertical drop enhances this sense of flow, allowing the earrings to move subtly with the body, echoing the motion of water over stone.
This piece was made for one person. If you're interested in a similar commission, get in touch. At the center of this piece sits a kyanite stone, selected for its deep, shifting blue — reminiscent of the waters at Mavra Volia beach in Chios. Its layered tones echo the depth and movement of the sea, where light meets volcanic ground.
Encased in a sculptural setting of clustered forms, the stone is held by a surface that recalls the rounded pebbles of the shoreline. The contrast between the fluid blue and the textured metal creates a dialogue between water and stone — between movement and stillness.
A piece that carries both the weight of the land and the depth of the sea.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~6g/ per piece
Inspired by the sea urchins scattered along the shores of Chios, these hoop earrings translate a familiar coastal memory into a sculptural form.
The earrings follow a soft curved silhouette, echoing the natural arc of a hoop, while their surface is built from clustered, raised textures that resemble the protective shell of a sea urchin. This contrast between smooth form and detailed texture creates a tactile piece that feels both organic and intentional.
Over time, that relationship with the sea shifts. What was once collected becomes something to respect and leave behind. These earrings hold that transition — preserving the memory while honoring the life that remains in the water.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~18g
A single line, drawn from the earth.
This pendant distills the essence of columnar basalt into its most minimal expression — a vertical cluster suspended in space. Unlike broader compositions, this piece feels focused, almost directional, like a fragment extracted from a much larger formation.
The polished silver enhances the sharp edges of each column, allowing light to travel along its surface in a clean, controlled way. Subtle variations in height and depth break the uniformity, giving the piece a natural cadence rather than a rigid repetition.
Hanging from a fine chain, the pendant moves freely, aligning itself with the body. Its elongated form follows gravity, reinforcing the sense of downward pull — as if the structure is still connected to the forces that shaped it.
There is a quiet precision to it. Less about mass, more about alignment.
This piece was made for one person. If you're interested in a similar commission, get in touch.
Where structure meets light.
This piece brings together two geological worlds: the rigid, ordered geometry of columnar basalt and the shifting, internal glow of labradorite.
The surrounding silver is shaped into a circular cluster of basalt-like columns, rising unevenly around the stone. These forms act almost like a natural crown or enclosure. In contrast, the labradorite reveals flashes of green, gold as it moves, creating a quiet tension between solidity and fluidity.
Both elements share a deeper connection. Basalt forms from rapidly cooled lava — a moment of transition, where heat becomes structure. Labradorite, with its internal play of light, feels like that energy still in motion, not yet settled. One holds the memory of formation; the other reflects its lingering energy.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~7g/ per piece
A vertical rhythm, suspended in motion.
These earrings translate the quiet order of columnar basalt into a lighter, more fluid composition. Unlike the grounded presence of the rings, these pieces extend downward — echoing the natural direction of basalt columns as they rise and fall in the landscape.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~19g
A formation compressed into a single surface.
This piece translates the vertical rhythm of columnar basalt into a more compact, grounded composition. Instead of opening outward, the structure rises as a dense cluster — almost like a miniature skyline carved from volcanic matter. The form sits firmly on the band, resembling a signet, but replaces symbolism with terrain.
From the side, the ring reveals its true nature: a layered topography resting on a textured band, where every mark echoes erosion, pressure, and time. The surface is intentionally irregular — each column slightly different, as if shaped by natural forces rather than imposed symmetry.
The oxidized finish accentuates depth and contrast, allowing light to move across the piece and reveal new details at every angle.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~20g
A quiet landscape, held between your fingers.
This ring captures the moment when molten earth cools into order — when chaos becomes structure. Inspired by the natural phenomenon of columnar basalt, the design features two opposing clusters of vertical forms, echoing the rhythmic geometry found in volcanic coastlines and ancient lava fields.
Each column is carefully sculpted to retain a sense of irregularity — not perfect, but precise in its imperfection. The oxidized silver finish deepens the shadows between the forms, enhancing contrast and giving the piece a raw, almost architectural presence.
The open, adjustable band allows the two formations to sit across the finger like a fragmented terrain — a subtle tension between symmetry and disruption.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~9g
Inspired by the simple way seagulls were drawn in childhood with just a few curved lines, this ring carries a gesture shaped by island life and coastal memory.
Its engraved surface recalls those early marks — repeated, instinctive, and honest — reflecting the quiet strength of simplicity.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~12g
Adjustable: Yes
Inspired by the thorned stems of a rose plant, the Rose Guard Ring spreads across the hand with a form that feels both organic and defensive.
Drawn from a memory of my grandmother’s protected garden in Chios, it reflects the tension between care, beauty, and defence.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~5g
Inspired by the spiral form of the Medicago arborea seed, this ring turns a small natural structure into a study of growth, movement, and time.
Its form also carries a wider story of migration and adaptation across landscapes. Cast in metal, it holds a tension between organic growth and controlled form
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio. Weight: ~6g This ring centres on the gaze — a pair of eyes emerging from a sculpted surface, suspended between presence and concealment.
It reflects the tension between visibility and protection, while recalling the quiet weight of being observed. Left intentionally unresolved, its expression shifts with angle and light.
Hand-cast specifically for you in my Amsterdam studio.
Weight: ~7g/per piece
These earrings come from a very simple childhood memory: peeling tangerines from Kampos and noticing how every piece of skin had its own shape, thickness, and texture.
I wanted to keep that small moment as an object. Not as a perfect fruit, but as the fragment left behind — uneven, porous, and full of character. The earrings hold the surface of the peel almost like a small trace of home, something familiar that becomes precious when it is carried on the body.