Opals, blue and rainbow moonstones, amethysts and iolites or "water sapphires" are used to capture the elusive effect of light on water. The silver brooch with gold plated highlights in this collection was one of my first designs, I have added to the designs over the years and it is still one of our most popular collections. Click above for details |
Inspired by Monet's exquisite garden at Giverny - abstract shapes of delicate silver set with opal, pink pearls and garnet float like Monet's waterlilies. Click above for details |
This spectacular suite was inspired by the silver hoops and golden swirls in the background of Klimt's portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer. A single circle of black onyx completes a perfect picture. Click above for details |
Concentrating on the gold and silver swirls in the background of Klimt's portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer, a lively and elegant suite of jewellery. Click above for details |
This colourful suite was inspired by the entrance to the courtyard of the stunning Casa Mila in Barcelona designed by Antonio Gaudi. A dazzling array of semi precious stones are set in silver and include garnet, peridot, iolite, amethyst, green crystal and opal. Click for details |
The iconic Mackintosh rose has been re-interpreted using a combination of copper and silver. As the copper mellows and deepens, the silver wires become more striking and the jewellery more dramatic. We are delighted that we have been chosen to supply the Glasgow School of Art, the Mackintosh Society and 78 Derngate with this special jewellery. Click above for details |
Details from panels of glass provided the inspiration for these elegant designs. Click above for details |
A stunning collection inspired by a stylised leaf detail on a lampshade in the Hill House Click above for details |
Taking small elements from large and important works of art is something Paula has worked with for many years. The extraordinarily beautiful gesso panels by Margaret Macdonald which are displayed in Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum provide a rich source of inspiration and these copper and silver designs set with moonstone bring a contemporary feel to the jewellery. Click above for details |
The companion to the previous copper and silver designs inspired by Margaret Macdonald's gesso panels. Margaret was the artist and wife of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Gustav Klimt met Margaret in Vienna in 1900 and her influence can be seen in elements of his future work. Click above for details |
More inspirations from the Margaret Macdonald gesso panels in Kelvingrove Museum & Art Gallery. This suite is made from copper, with silver wire detailing and set with vibrant turquoise. Click above for details |
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The Official Rembrandt and Vermeer Jewellery Collections licensed by the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Lapis lazuli, faceted citrine and freshwater pearls set in goldplated silver echo the vibrant blues and yellows used in many of Vermeer's paintings Amber, garnet and freshwater pearl have been used in the Rembrandt collection to echo the warm, rich tones he used in many of his most famous works © 2009 Paula Bolton/Rijksmuseum Click for details |
Azurite malachite is a perfect stone to depict the cool blues and greens of the water of Lac d'Annecy immortalised by Cezanne. These designs are set in silver. Click for details |
Small details from some of his best loved works have provided the inspiration for this official licensed L.S. Lowry Collection © Manchester Art Gallery Click for details |
