Work / Debut collection
PRJCT RLGN
A study of love, beauty and glory, built in silver and designed to let the centre of the story change.
01 / The belief
The things we pursue can become sacred to us.
PRJCT RLGN was my debut collection and the point where I began treating jewellery as a vessel for belief.
I was interested in the things people already devote themselves to: love, beauty, triumph and the person they hope to become. Not religion in the conventional sense, but the private mythologies that organise a life. I wanted to give those desires weight, surface and permanence.
02 / The stories
Three pursuits. Three ways of looking at a life.
All Roads Lead to Love holds devotion, longing and the person who remains in your mind after they leave the room. Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder studies desire, perception and the power to decide what beauty means for yourself.
Everything the Light Touches looks upward. Angels witness an overwhelming display of light: a vision of splendour, arrival and the glory we keep chasing.
03 / The symbols
The image is never decoration added afterwards.
Angels, gardens, crowns, light and the human figure became a language for experiences that are difficult to hold in ordinary words.
Each relief needed to work as an image, but also as an invitation. You bring your own love, your own definition of beauty and your own idea of triumph to the object.
04 / The system
One body. A centre chosen by the wearer.
Modularity gave the collection its structure. The face at the centre of the pendant can be removed and replaced, so the wearer decides which story the chain carries.
The jewellery was developed digitally, 3D printed, produced in pure silver and finished by hand. The precision of the system matters, but so do the small variations and marks that allow the finished object to feel made rather than manufactured.
- Narrative
- Symbol
- Digital form
- Silver
- Assembly
05 / The collection
Jewellery that can change without losing its identity.
The collection moves from sovereign rings to substantial modular chains, but the intention remains the same: narrative made physical.
PRJCT RLGN established the language I still return to—meaning first, symbols with purpose and objects designed to carry more than their material value.
Private commissions
Begin with the meaning the object needs to hold.
Bring the person, memory, transition or belief. Finessu The Jeweller can translate it into a one-off piece.