Dea's Ring

I was commissioned by Dea to make this in 9ct rose gold. I had earlier produced one very similar but in sterling silver. The diameter of the dome is approximately 30mm - like a 20 cent piece. This design inspired by 70s Scandinavian jewellery.

Tipi's bracelet

Here's a bracelet I made for my sister. It is made in sterling silver with two curved 5mm round wires that taper at the ends , one slightly longer than the other, and two 14mm balls. One of the balls make up the catch which consists of 2 half-domes each containing powerful rare earth magnets.

Take care at the dinner table when wearing this bracelet as the magnets will pick up the cutlery!!

The Turquoise Ring

I made this silver ring in wax. The webbing on this chinese turquoise are so bold, the stone itself is just beautiful. Thanks for the stone Belinda!

Big rings - and we mean BIG

These rings are designed for Lee Lin Ching... Nah, just kidding, but I think she would like them.



The first ring is set with a piece of red coral.



This one is inspired by a classic scandinavian 70's design.

Arni's earrings

Arni came up with this earring design for the recent 'Open Studio' at the Nicholas Building in Melbourne. He does not have a studio there, but Ellinor was keen to have him as part of the event in studio 508.

Two pairs have sold, so he'll have to get busy and make some more, because he has been asked by Raymond de Swart at Black Finch to stock them with a small range. Exciting!

The earrings are made with Sterling Silver, red coral, aventurine and mookite.

For mum

This particular ring is a re-modelling project Arni did for my mother. It is a combination of her and my dad's wedding-bands plus a classic eternity ring. The yellow gold band set with the 8 diamonds spins inside the squarish white gold band.

We made this together for a recent birthday. The catch is gold-plated 9 karat gold with rare earth magnets and the black onyx beads are strung on black silk.

Lindegaard - a one-woman and one-man show

Lindegaard jewellery is not a one-woman show. Actually it is a one-woman and one-man show. Arni is the person who encouraged me to experiment with jewellery design. He's got many years of experience and is a real gold-smith.

At times we collaborate, and sometimes, such as with these pieces, Arni lets his imagination and skill run wild.

These rings were created using a variety of semi-precious stones and sterling silver.