Nature’s Jewels
Nature’s Jewels
ShareHemmerle’s Nature’s Jewels collection consisting of twelve brooches, two pairs of earrings, a necklace and a ring was inspired by fruits, seeds, leaves and trees. The realism and innovative use of materials in the collection captures woodland tones alongside the textures of vibrant exotic fruits.
The collection was celebrated with the publication of a poetry book, Nature’s Jewels. Produced in a limited edition, this unique selection of jewels and poems is published by the art-book publisher MACK with poems sourced by the poet Greta Bellamacina. Poems in eight different languages feature in the book, transcribed in calligraphy in their original language and in English.
Writing by Alice Oswald, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Octavio Paz, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Arthur Rimbaud all feature in the book alongside other celebrated poets.
Evergreen Oak
diamonds – silver – copper – brass – white gold
Fritillaries
diamonds – copper – white gold
Calma Octavio Paz, 1914–1998
Eucalyptus
diamonds – bronze – brass – white gold
Chestnut
diamonds – obsidian – bronze – silver – white gold
Hazelnut
diamonds – copper – white gold
Vis and Ramin Fakhr Al-Din Asad Gorgani, 11th century
Poppy Seed
diamonds – garnets – carnelian – copper – silver – red gold
Our own philosophy resonates with poetry - originality, beauty, boldness, creativity, and technical understanding also go into making a Hemmerle jewel.
Christian Hemmerle
Rose Hip
diamonds – copper – white gold
Black Olive
iron – silver – copper – white gold
Physalis
melo pearl – white gold
To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
Fig
spinels – colour changing garnets – demantoid garnets – copper – white gold
Arbutus
sapphires – demantoid garnets – copper – silver – bronze – white gold
Cranberry
corals – spinels – silver – red gold
Cork Oak
diamonds – silver – copper – white gold
Japanese Lantern Plant Matsuo Basho, 1644–1694
Physalis
melo pearls – white gold
Pomegranate
rubellites – diamonds – copper – silver – red gold
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