BOLD STATEMENT JEWELLERY THAT TRANSFORMS HOW YOU FEEL
SURPRISINGLY LIGHT-WEIGHT | SKIN-SAFE | HANDMADE IN MADRAS

Coloured Ears positions polymer clay within art jewellery conversations traditionally reserved for metal.

At its core, Coloured Ears jewellery is for those who dress from instinct, not instruction. Built on comfort and care, each piece is handmade for people who value expression over trends and process over pace. You don’t wear Coloured Ears to fit in. You wear it because it already feels like you. This is jewellery you recognise yourself in.

DANGLERS

CLASSIC QUADS

Classic Quads explore bold contrasts through organic paired forms, balancing colour, texture, and shape in a way that feels graphic yet effortless. Inspired by terrazzo, stone, abstract strokes, and marble, each pair is designed to make a statement while remaining easy to wear every day.

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handpainted studs & ribbon chokers

ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM

Each piece begins as a loose, intuitive movement on a circular canvas - an exploration of colour, form, and emotion inspired by abstract expressionism. No two are ever the same. They carry the marks of the artist’s hand, making every pair deeply individual. Designed to bring contemporary art into everyday life, these wearables are for those who want to carry something rare, personal, and quietly expressive beyond gallery walls.

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CHOKERS & STUDS

ZEN

Zen explores the space between language and abstraction - where a mark can feel like a symbol, a letter, or a memory from a forgotten script. Each form is intuitively sculpted in clay, creating fluid black strokes that invite interpretation rather than certainty. Designed to spark curiosity and conversation, Zen is for those drawn to thoughtful design, graphic forms, and jewellery that people instinctively ask about.

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STATEMENT EARRINGS

NARA

Classic Nara is inspired by the Sanskrit idea of the primal self - instinctive, expressive, and unapologetically individual. Sculpted through layered organic forms and available in Distressed, 3D, and Flat finishes, each piece is designed to feel powerful, artistic, and entirely your own.

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Chokers, studs, danglers, brooches

KAO

Kao - derived from the Japanese word for “face” is a meditation on humanity through hand-sculpted and hand-painted forms. The visible brushstrokes, imperfect edges, and shifting expressions are all intentional, reflecting both the diversity and homogeneity of human existence - how we can look, feel, and live so differently, yet remain deeply alike. Each piece carries traces of individuality and collective identity at once, turning the human face into wearable art that invites both connection and conversation.

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OUR APPROACH

Jewellery as self-expression
Each piece carries both stillness and movement - a form of expression that says what words often can’t.


Wearable, collectible, personal

Coloured Ears sits between art and jewellery - created to be worn daily, and kept for a long time.


Slow by design

Every piece is made by hand, by a single artist, with time, intention, and care. Nothing is rushed.

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