Pink Lou Lou is an Australian jewellery label born from a friendship necklace in the shape of Tasmania. You can’t help but swoon over the delicate bracelets, necklaces, charms, and rings. Skye Campbell has created pieces which are inspired by times past and each piece of sterling silver and gold has me hooked. Primary coloured enamel rings, peach, apple and pear charms, and beautifully understated bracelets. The Christmas wish list keeps growing.

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I love the colours and textures in the jewellery design of New Zealand-born Karen Swaffer. She launched her label, Smoulder, in 2008, more recently taking aesthetic inspiration from a ‘trip to the outback with a group of artists and an indigenous guide’. Her bracelets, in particular, are wonderfully uplifting.

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These intricate rings from Bonfire Folk were the first of Kim Wearnes’ jewellery line. Once known as Square Peg Round Hole, Wearnes collaborated with Melbourne-based fashion boutique, Fat, to establish the new brand: Bonfire Folk. With their detailed silhouettes inspired by nature (either a branch or swooping bird) these pieces of art are simply gorgeous.

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