Blue sapphires spiral round this shining dome of 9ct yellow gold, inspired by swirling whirlpools. Set on a highly polished 2mm band. Made specially for the Poetry In Ocean showcase, drawing inspiration from extracts of Louise Walker's poem Manicure: "Shall I dabble in dawn shallows, Scatter sapphires there at noon" Ring size P, please get in touch regarding sizing. The Designer Courtney Durka is a London based contemporary jeweller whose work is deeply inspired by natural forms and textures. Based in Greenwich, Courtney’s work reflects the connection she feels to the River Thames, taking inspiration from the textures and forms found on the foreshore. Drawing inspiration from the flowing form of the river, Courtney transforms precious metals into wearable pieces of art that echo the rhythm of the water, the dappling of the sunlight on the surface and the moving currents hidden below. Since graduating from Central Saint Martins, Courtney has developed her collection of work utilising the lost wax casting process, amongst other traditional jewellery techniques to form a body of work that highlighted her passion for texture and form. She focuses on slow, intentional making that is sustainable and ethical, using recycled metals and responsibly sourced ethical gemstones from trusted suppliers. Jewellery Care To look after your jewellery we recommend it must not be worn in the bath, shower or whilst swimming and we advise any perfume or hairspray is to be applied before putting on your jewellery to avoid contact with chemicals and cosmetics. Please remove your jewellery before engaging in practical activities such as sport. Please get in touch to enquire about our cleaning services and restoring surface finishes.
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