The Tubular collection explores the tube, an iconic utilitarian form taken up in the 1920s by Bauhaus and modernist designers, from Marcel Breuer to Eileen Gray. Stripped of ornament and reduced to only what it needs, it reads as one continuous line. A round surface has no edges to break the light, so a single highlight runs the length of the piece and travels with the body’s movement. Here it is reworked in solid 18k gold as modular fine jewellery across rings, earrings, a necklace and bracelets.
Some pieces stack the form within themselves, in tubes that descend one after another. Others are stacked together in modular combinations, with stacking rings sitting neatly side by side so two or three read as one continuous band. Movement also brings details into view, such as bezel-set round lab-grown diamonds set into the line. The tube was first valued for its strength, and in solid gold its round profile holds its shape through daily wear, while bezel settings protect each stone. The ring has nothing to press against the finger, the bracelet turns freely with the wrist and the necklace rests flat at the collarbone, so every piece can be worn comfortably from morning to night. Made in Australia.
