The organic range is a playful collection of shapes partly inspired by nature and partly by the process of designing and the exploration of the material. The twisted metal and the matte surface catches the light at different angles and is unique to each and every earring.. SHOP NOW
Designer and maker of things, Lennie Beare hand makes all the sterling silver jewellery in her studio in Norwich, UK.
After gaining a First Class Honours in Design and Craft (BA Hons) at The University of Brighton, Lennie Beare set up her studio in order to make all the dreamy jewellery she had in her head.
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Superstitious Contraptions
2014
Superstitions can dominate people’s lives. I have explored this by creating a number of objects that represent the rules and rituals that people follow throughout their lives and pass down to younger generations.
A collection of jewellery contraptions represent different superstitions that require a movement, for example throwing salt over your shoulder for good luck, crossing your fingers and saluting a magpie.
A second collection of work is a series of tools designed for myself in order to complete a number of superstitions that I have learnt from other cultures. Pinching your ear if you sneeze when death is mentioned, covering your belly button when there is a thunderstorm and not sweeping crumbs off a table into your hand.
The work aims to be playful and interactive, encouraging thoughts on the movements the superstitions ask of people.








Supersitious Contraptions on show at The University of Brighton Degree Show 2014.


Salt catapult to represent the movement of throwing salt over your left shoulder.
Gilding metal, silver, copper, wood and string. 2014. Photo Julian Komosa

Silver Project exhibition. The University of Brighton 2014.