Celestial

I love free-form rainbow titanium as it allows the imagination to go wild. This particular piece reminded me of the celestial world and the adage, 'As above...so below" . I could see an angel on top, ocean and garden at the bottom. The dichroic glass represents the universe.

Oriental peacock

This piece of jewellery is inspired by the oriental art. I like the fluidity and curves that are associated with it and thought it could bring out the elegance and grace of a strutting peacock.

Exuberant

Life is a dance and this is being represented by the free form pocelain and PMC creation. The tango between the yin and yang, whirling through the twists and turns of life.

Mystic

This is my favourite ring. When I fused the dichroic glasses together, I didn't know what to expect. The results or composition within the dichroic was fantastic, mysterious and colourful! From then on, I'm fascinated with glass fusion. You never know exactly what you will get.

Eternal Flower

The inspiration for this piece came from the Celtic eternal knot. I was experimenting with porcelain at that time and started making the celtic knot. As I was also playing with PMC (precious metal clay)then, I thought why not combine the 2 together and see what comes out of it. So here's the synergy of porcelain and PMC.

Pearl's delight

The inspiration behind this piece came from the sea and the many treasures that can be found within its deep blue depths.