Each piece holds a tension between softness and structure, echoing natural rhythms—river stones worn smooth, shadows cast in metal, moments of colour that feel almost accidental. These works are wearable art: delicate by nature, intentionally fragile, and best worn with care. They are not mass-produced objects, but thoughtfully crafted expressions—meant to be treasured, not hurried.

This collection of handmade jewellery is an exploration of form, material, and meaning—where structural simplicity meets organic detail. Drawing on the same visual language as her paintings, Lucy Barnes brings a painterly sensibility to metal and stone, creating pieces that are both sculptural and deeply personal.

Silver is the primary medium here, often shaped into imperfect circles—symbols of continuity, resilience, and the quiet elegance of imperfection. These forms are paired with carefully chosen natural stones, selected for their colour, texture, and emotional resonance. No two are ever quite the same, and that’s the point: this is jewellery that honours the irregular, the intuitive, the real.

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