Lindegaard Jewellery

Arni & Line Paras

Sunday, March 6, 2011

A scaled down version in terms of size, and this time moving on to 2 tone gold


When the creative process follows on from a simple idea which already draws from a relative series, materialising becomes a breeze. I hope one can still see the playful element in this piece.



Still on the domey trip

I thought I'd have some fun with 3 domes, and once again place them non-concentrically.



Wednesday, January 26, 2011

from Copenhagen to Melbourne !



The design idea for this one came flashing by at the speed of light!
We had absorbed quite a bit of a Copenhagen feel in the first week of the new year mostly walking around its snow covered streets visiting galleries and museums.
Upon returning to Melbourne, materialising this concept seemed so easy.
This piece was produced very much in a playful spirit and with a lot of fun. It only took some 3 hours in total. This one is for Kimsie.

(excuse the camera lens in the reflection)


Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Weddings and wedders

This is a collection of wedding rings we developed a little while back. The designs are simple, and can be elaborated with stones and different textures of surfaces.


All of these can be made to size and in whichever metal the to-be-weds wish.



We're working on a new range of wedders and engagement rings at the moment.


These wedders can all be ordered directly with us.






Please contact us on linelindegaard@yahoo.com for further details.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

The Big Blue


Did we tell you we like big rings? This beautiful piece is a blue quartz set in 9ct rose gold.


It's a chunky ring, but the band is carved out slightly so it's comfortable to wear. The setting shows off as much of the stone as possible, but is sturdy and strong.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Black beetle ring


This is a similar design to a ring we blogged about earlier. It's sterling silver and black onyx. The band is made from four identical bands and the setting is a lovely dome shape that works really well with the unusual cut of the stone.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

More new pieces

This necklace was inspired by a Danish lamp. The half dome 'lamp shades' sit on top of red coral beads. They are threaded onto handmade 'segment chain' (we just made that up).

A very fashion forward friend of mine told me that this season is all about mustard... We must be ahead of our time as Arni bought these mokite beads months ago. The earrings, you will have seen before, but this photo really shows off the colour of the stones.