High Jewelry - Temple St. Clair | 18K Gold & Colored Gemstone Jewels

Gold ring with green emeralds and diamonds, designed as turtles, on mossy rocks. Text: 'TURTLES on the ROCKS'.

Gold ring with multiple paraiba cabochons and diamond accents, resting on moss.

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BEASTIARIOS MAGNIFICOS

The bestiary was the medieval catalogue of creatures, each one holding a meaning. Temple returns to that tradition in high jewellery. Drawn from the Tree of Life, these rings hold the creatures that have run through the collection since its beginning, each carved and set as a singular piece.

Two views of an ornate gold ring, shaped like a bat with red eyes, holding a large green gemstone.

A luxurious gold ring shaped like a bat holding a large green gemstone, with red eyes and sparkling diamond accents.

A gold pendant featuring concentric rings set with rainbow-colored gemstones, depicting a celestial model, on a dark blue background.

Permanent collection,
Musée des Arts Décoratifs
at the Louvre, 2017.
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TOLOMEO

Handmade in Florence in 18K gold,
the pendant sets gemstones in rotating orbits,
after Ptolemy's model of an earth-centered universe.

Blueprint-style diagrams illustrating planetary spheres, zodiac signs, and a celestial chart, with Latin labels.

White line diagrams on dark blue showing a geocentric model of planetary spheres with Latin names and astrological symbols for celestial bodies.

Gold and diamond pendant displayed in two states: a flat disk with concentric rings, and an opened spherical form, against a dark background.

A gold circular pendant with concentric rings paved with diamonds, a central diamond, and "SPHERA ZODIAC" inscribed at the top.

Moveable rings of diamonds chart
the orbits from the moon to Saturn.
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Three richly detailed gold cuffs with diamond edges are stacked on a teal background.

Three ornate gold cuff bracelets with diamond trim, featuring celestial, nature, and animal motifs.

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THE STORY BRACELETS

These cuffs incorporate decorative motifs drawn from science, mythology and travel. A deer from an early 1900s Viennese textile of the Wiener Werkstätte, made to be printed as cloth or hung as wallpaper. A garden taken from the inlaid patterns of the grotesque style that decorate the walls of Renaissance palaces. A sundial from the motifs found on ancient sky maps. Every detail you see on each bracelet is an individual piece, assembled one at a time, which is why these jewels take so long to produce.