Karin Beaumont
Aluma Cuffs
Aluma Cuffs
This cuff design is inspired by a microscopic marine plant that drifts in the oceans surrounding Antarctica. My ’signature’ piece, I am proud to say it continues to be loved and worn by many (from 18 to 80 year olds!).
The cuffs are presented in a gift-box with the following story:
Dactyliosolen antarcticus
The delicate pattern pressed into the surface of this bracelet is the porous surface of a minute plant that floats in the oceans surrounding Antarctica. Little-known, it plays an essential role in regulating the world's climate.
Note: Fitting instructions included. Can be adjusted (once-off) to your wrist. Fits most wrist sizes with exception of very wide wrists. Colour may differ slightly from screen.
It's maker, Karin Beaumont, is a marine biologist, an Antarctic voyage leader and a metalsmith passionate about making objects that are meaningful as well as beautiful.
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Meet the maker
Karin Beaumont
Karin Beaumont was inspired to make jewellery by having seen the beauty of microscopic life while undertaking her PhD in Antarctica. She recognised as a scientist that she was privileged to appreciate these unique forms and wanted to share the beauty and importance of these creatures with others.
