• A sterling silver sculptural diadem tiara with a central rutile quartz gemstone, and two long dangling chain strands on each side, shown against a plain white background. Handmade by Emily Eliza Arlotte in Hobart, Tasmania.
  • A close-up of a woman with dark hair wearing a silver metal headpiece with delicate chain drapes, photographed against a plain light background. The headpiece is the Odysessy Diadem by Emily Eliza Arlotte.
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Emily Eliza Arlotte

Odyssey Diadem

Odyssey Diadem

$1,495.00 AUD
$1,495.00 AUD
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The Odyssey Diadem is a vehicle, reminiscent of a spaceship, to be commandeered on a quest of exploration and curiosity. As an artifact, when worn it arouses the imagination and allows us to leave our terrestrial home and voyage through the outer edges of space and time, only to return with a deeper understanding of our human potential and limitations.

Made for the FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective 20 Year Anniversary Exhibition.

Handmade in Nipaluna / Hobart, Lutruwita / Tasmania, the Odyssey Diadem is made from solid Sterling Silver and set with a Rutile Quartz centre stone and two Black Spinels. This piece is completely one of a kind and will not be repeated. An adjustable chain at the back allows for flexible sizing and a comfortable fit.

CARE

To clean your Sterling Silver matte finished diadem, make a paste of bi-carb soda and water and give it a gentle exfoliation.

Dry immediately, and always store your jewellery in a safe, cool and dry place.

MATERIALS

Solid Sterling Silver, Rutile Quartz + Black Spinel.

SIZING

The diadem has adjustable sizing.

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Emily Eliza Arlotte stands in their bright jewellery workshop studio in Hobart, Tasmania, leaning on a red chair near large windows with greenery outside. They are wearing a black short-sleeve top and a dark floral skirt.

Meet the maker

Emily Eliza Arlotte

Emily Eliza Arlotte is a jeweller and artist based in Lutruwita/Tasmania. Her practice is shaped by curiosity, connection, and materials that hold both history and possibility.

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