It’s a mood board kinda day in the studio. Just moved into new space nested in bush land surrounded by sea. The light is softer and days feel dreamier filtering my design process into something more gentle with regard for nature and repurposing discarded treasures.

What a special honour to have our jewellery showcased and featured in this article with Arkeria Rose Armstrong as part of the Marking the Infinite exhibition at the Museum of Anthropology, Canada.

We have just received our new packaging made from 100% recycled, Australian made cardboard in an array of hues reflecting the Australian landscape, and are thrilled with the quality and beauty of the design. These are perfect little boxes to pop our earrings, bracelets and pendants into and we will also have cuff boxes soon to complete the range. Each item comes with a story card containing information about the artist and the dreamtime story depicted in the artwork.  

I couldn't decide which photo to post of this cuff today as the aluminium surface can be temperamental in different lighting conditions. It adds an extra level of consideration during editorial sessions where the model may look stunning but the jewellery is blown out.  The special thing about this is the jewellery takes on many moods when worn, soft and warm to brilliantly stark in an array of flashing colour. The cuff featured here is of the painting 'Seven Sisters Outside the Milky Way' by Jeannie Uluru Reid from the custom collection designed by Occulture for Voyages Resort.

Feedback like this keeps me going when I’m slogging it out in the workshop. Every piece finds its home in the heart of someone out there. Delighted to bring some joy into your life Neryl Peterson

I would like to say our revamped logo is deeply symbolic and yes I could wax lyrical about its significance retrospectively. But the truth is my messy morning coffee cup rings are the inspiration behind our new branding and we reckon it looks pretty cool.