Collections
Archives
The archives hold past works that reflect the evolving language of material, form, and time at Nue.
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Chains
A chain is one of jewelry’s simplest and oldest forms: a sequence of links, repeated to create rhythm, movement and structure.
At Nue, the chain is never merely a way to carry an object. Each is chosen or designed for its proportion, weight and character—considered as carefully as the objects it may hold.
Drawing on historic forms and traditional jewelry-making, our chains are interpreted through the restrained geometry of Nue. Some are intended to be worn alone; others become a framework for collecting pendants, coins and objects of personal significance over time.
As things are added, removed and rearranged, the chain becomes particular to the person who wears it.
A framework for the things we choose to carry with us.
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Formed
Formed examines the genesis of the object—where material, time and the hand of the maker converge.
At its heart is a fascination with form in its most elemental state: weight, volume, surface and proportion. Materials are allowed to retain their character and irregularities, revealing rather than concealing the traces of how they came to be.
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Megara
Megara presents sculptural jewels shaped by Byzantine form, translating ancient architecture, ornament, and sacred geometry into contemporary objects of enduring presence.
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Octavia
Octavia draws upon the ancient geometry of the octagon, a form that has appeared across sacred architecture and ornament for centuries. In ancient architecture, the octagon often occupies the space between the square and the circle—mediating between the earthly geometry of the structure below and the celestial form of the dome above. It became a geometry of transition: a passage between earth and heaven.
For Nue, the octagon embodies this meeting of opposites: the earthly and the celestial, structure and softness, permanence and change. Its geometry is precise, yet when repeated and softened in gold, it takes on rhythm and movement. We return to the octagon because it connects the language of architecture to the scale of the body, and the visual memory of the past to objects made for the present. Repeated throughout the collection, it has become one of Nue's defining forms.
Octavia is an exploration of how a form can endure across centuries, cultures and objects—and continue to carry meaning through time.
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Reliquary
Reliquary brings historic coins and cultural objects into the present, preserving them in their original form within sculptural gold. Each one-of-a-kind piece carries a fragment of history forward — an object once held, exchanged and passed through another time.
