Oxidized copper · Hand-pierced openwork

A circular form, hand-cut and pierced, then left to oxidize until the verdigris took hold on its own terms. The cluster of open shapes reads like something worn by tide and time — coral, sea glass, a fragment pulled up from somewhere older. Lightweight despite the presence, they catch light differently depending on how they turn.

Part of the Patina line — Frog Aspect's ongoing work in oxidized copper, where the material's own transformation becomes the design.

Materials: Oxidized copper, wire ear hook
Dimensions: L : 1.7 “ W : 1.4 “ Depth : 1 mm

Patina · Surface as landscape

Two oxidized copper forms, connected by a link — not fused, not fixed, but held together in a way that lets each layer move independently. The same curve traced twice, slightly shifted, joined at the center by a chain-like detail that becomes part of the design. The patina shifts between teal, black, and gold depending on the light.

Hand-fabricated in Brooklyn. The finish ages with wear — each pair develops its own surface over time.

Materials: Oxidized copper, gold highlights, clear coating, sterling silver post.

Dimensions: L 2.2 in × W 1.0 in Finish: Hand-applied patina, sealed to preserve color and texture.

Note: Each piece is handmade and uniquely oxidized — patina patterns and tones may vary slightly.

Form in miniature. The same sculpted language as the necklace — stacked discs, a rising wrapped column — brought close to the face.

Brass structure wrapped entirely in spandex. Soft to the touch, resolved in shape. The charcoal grey and mauve pink are a pairing that already knew each other.

Wear them to an opening, or to dinner. The kind of earring that starts a conversation without asking for one.

Materials: spandex, brass, silver-plated brass ear wire.

Dimensions: L 1.45" W 1" Lightweight.

Black moves into amber and gold along a strip of sheer mesh fabric, hand-gathered into geometric forms and separated by metal beads along the length. Wear it long and layered, double it for a shorter, fuller look, or rotate the strand to shift which colors face forward — the same necklace reads differently depending on how you turn it. Bold from across the room, translucent up close.

Materials: Mesh fabric, metal discs, magnet clasp
Dimensions: L-25 inch × W-1 inch / L 64 cm × W 3 cm

The original shapeshifter.  Handmade fabric cocoon beads in a warm neutral palette on an adjustable cord. Wear it as a pendant, double-loop it as a choker, or knot it for a different silhouette entirely. One necklace, many looks — the definition of wearable art. 

Materials: wood, fabric, wax thread

Dimensions : L- 39 inch * W- 2.7 inch / L 100 cm* w 7 cm

Brushed brass · Three graduated spheres

Three spheres, each a different size, suspended along a single hammered wire line. The scale shifts as they fall — largest at the bottom, smallest caught in between — so the whole piece reads like a study in gravity and distance. Each sphere is hollow-formed, keeping the earrings light despite their presence. They catch light differently as they move.

Part of the New Metal collection — Frog Aspect's ongoing work in brass and architectural form.

Materials: Brass, sterling silver ear wire
Dimensions: Approximately 3.5" L × 1" W

Softness, held by structure. Black fades through red along a sculpted spandex form, shaped by metal discs pressed by hand into the fabric — each one a small architectural moment along the length. Wear it long, double it for a closer layered fit, or rotate the strand to shift which tones face out. A bolder gradient, same quiet presence.

Materials: spandex, metal discs, magnet clasp.

Dimensions: L 25.5 “ W 0.8”