British jewellery designer has released an 11-piece sculptural collection called . 

Described as “wearable sculptures, shaped by hand”, Ochre explores the concept of jewellery as art and considers traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Inspired by the tension and movement of rope, Ochre utilises traditional silversmithing techniques that see sterling silver twisted by hand into sculptures that feel fluid and alive on the body. 

“With OCHRE, I wanted to capture movement in something solid,” says Monica Vinader, Co-founder and Artistic Director.

Across 11 pieces that span earrings, rings, necklaces, a bangle, bracelet and a hair pin, Ochre mixes sterling silver with select 18ct gold vermeil finishes for a seasonless, versatile collection. Each piece is hand-twisted and hand-finished with natural, hand-cut Red Jasper stones, ensuring no two pieces are alike and delivering an earthy and lived-in finish while a distinctive, rounded clasp defines the collection’s modeled silhouettes. 

Set in Venice, the Ochre campaign stars artist and model alongside street-cast people. Renowned for her singular, romantic vision that portrays the vulnerable beauty of nature, Vallese’s presence grounds the campaign through her distinct visual language. Her own work, which sits at the intersection of art, jewellery and design aligns with the concept behind Ochre and Monica Vinader’s continued exploration of form and craft. 

The Ochre collection is available now at monicavinader.com, in Monica Vinader boutiques worldwide and at selected stockists