Jewellery
The Garden Collection
“I try to capture the essence of our flora in my jewels using beautiful and characterful gemstones.” Elizabeth Gage
Rings
“One of the wonderful things about our handmade rings is that the wearer gains great joy from looking down on a beautiful, precious or semi-precious stone.”
Earrings
In the 18th century, for evening wear, ladies favoured diamond and pearl earrings, as this combination instantly lit up their faces in candlelight.
The Gallery
Welcoming you to the World of Elizabeth Gage. Discover the Elizabeth Gage looks.
Necklaces
“In the 1980s, I created many necklaces – a great challenge for me because of the immensity of the task.”
Bracelets
Elizabeth’s iconic bracelets include her intaglio carvings, the setting of ancient coins and other interesting artefacts.
Pins & Pendants
“They say that ‘necessity is the mother of invention.’ This became true for me in the 1980s when I observed that the change in fashion, which put women back into suits, would present me with a fine marketing opportunity for pins.”
Cufflinks
“My very first pair of cufflinks were made for Cartier in New York and they have been a favourite ever since. I enjoy using enamel and molten gold, often incorporating coins or stones into the designs.”
