From gorgeous marbled necklaces to uniquely shaped earrings, these quirky jewellery labels are doing bold polymer clay accessories right...
Remember when rolling, squishing and moulding playdough was the absolute jam as a kid? Rehash the throwback – adult style – with polymer clay, which is basically oven-baked clay that is used to make gorgeous necklaces, rings, bracelet – you name it. Whether you’d rather create something that’s uniquely yours or shopping bold ready-made pieces, here are local and regional labels to discover polymer clay jewellery…
Longue Vue Design
We’ve got our eyes on Singapore-based Longue Vue Design. Besides blessing us with workshops on creating our very own polymer clay necklaces and earrings, the label also offers ready-made beauties in a variety of textures like colourful marble and shapes like knots, twists and twirls to turn even the most boring outfit fun.
Longue Vue Design, available online
Tsunja
If you have a thing for shapes or love wearing art for fashion’s sake, Indonesian jewellery label Tsunja is just what you need. Its line of contemporary jewellery is carefully hand-moulded and assembled by designer Jessica Jasmine, and are exclusively sold via social shopping platforms like Etsy and Tictail. Its statement pieces are made of polymer clay, and its solid white ear drops make an ace starter-kit for minimalists looking for bolder accessories.
Tsunja, available online, follow @tsunja.studio on Instagram for updates on its next Singapore pop-up.
The Lorem Ipsum Store
For a beautiful mix of polymer clay, leather and glass, local label The Lorem Ipsum Store does it best. A work of art in itself, its line of handcrafted fashion jewellery includes necklaces designed to incorporate unconventional materials, textures, shapes and hues – perfect for the quirky fashionista.
The Lorem Ipsum Store, available online.
Knack
Have a knack for collecting all things bold? Make a statement with local brand Knack’s line of oven-baked clay necklaces. These are also handmade with other materials such as clay tubing, beads, brass, wood and acrylic in eye-catching colours for a unique style.
Knack, Gallery & Co., #01-05, National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957; also available online.
Average Jo
This local brand is way beyond average. Besides quirky pins and gorgeous pots, Average Jo carries polymer clay necklaces, ear studs and brooches in bright colours. Designs include marble, polka dots and more. But if you’d rather DIY one yourself, sign up for its workshop where you’ll create and colour your very own polymer clay necklace – prepare to get your hands dirty!
Average Jo, available online and in-store at Strangelets and Naiise.
