Fall Winter 2026 Jewelry Collection
Jewelry has always interested me for the way a small object can change when it is worn. Something that feels sculptural on its own takes on another character against the body, and I like that sense of transformation.
I returned to tagua for this collection, a material we first introduced to jewelry last year. Working with it again, I became interested in the natural irregularities of the material and in how they could shape the pieces themselves. Rather than working against those differences, I wanted to let them become part of the design.
The forms became larger and more sculptural, with an emphasis on proportion and shape. I was drawn to pieces that feel almost like objects before they are worn—simple in their construction, but with enough presence to change the way they are seen.
The process is very important to me. Each piece is carved by hand and made in small batches, so no two are exactly alike. There is something special about that variation. It means that while the idea behind a piece remains consistent, each one carries its own character.
I also wanted the jewelry to have a relationship with the rest of the Fall Winter collection. The collection is about looking at familiar things from another perspective, and the jewelry became another way to explore that idea through scale, form and material.
— Danielle
