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Sizing is such a personal thing and the look of a garment changes completely when you choose to wear a garment fitted or relaxed. Think about the mood you want to create and what you will team it with when wearing the garment for example: for a dressier corporate look you may want to choose a darker colour for an elegant, formal feeling and a lighter one for weekends. This will guide you to to make smart decisions to have reliable outfits in your wardrobe that work together. Where possible we now add the model size and fit under each product description to help with your choice as well. If upon receiving your garment you would like to change the size it is our pleasure to exchange this free of charge. A wee styling tip to see you on your way while wardrobe planning for the coming season: Balance: If you're wearing an oversized top keep the bottoms slimline or mini and take advantage of tights during winter to rock shorts and make it all about legs. The same goes in reverse: if wearing wide-leg or drawstring relaxed pants, wear something tight on top, tuck it in and if you feel like you need more, throw and oversized jacket for drama and roll up the sleeves to expose wrists and team with a statement ring or bracelets. Have fun and experiment! |
A study in contrast and imbalance.
This solid silver ring brings together four moissanites in different cuts and scales — an emerald-cut rectangle, a square stone, and two scattered round stones — embedded into an organic, molten-textured surface.
Rather than sitting in perfect symmetry, the gemstones feel as though they have surfaced naturally through the metal itself. Soft erosion-like textures and uneven contours give the piece a weathered, sculptural quality, while the bright moissanites catch light sharply against the rawness of the silver.
Handmade from scratch in Leah’s Auckland studio, each ring carries subtle variations in texture and form, making every piece uniquely its own.
For those drawn to jewellery that feels discovered rather than manufactured.
Made by Leah Firth
