Phillipa Gee's jewellery creations artfully showcase the natural taonga of coastal Taranaki, striking a profound chord with us. This region is not just a place; it's our cherished home.
At Kina, the resonance with these exquisite works goes beyond appreciation; it echoes the very essence of their inspiration. Our iconic west coast, a haven for creative souls, finds a captivating reflection in Phillipa's jewellery, capturing the nuanced and elemental spirit of coastal living.
Phillipa loves jewellery because it is small and precious, and enjoys that many people form an emotional attachment to the pieces. Phillipa's pieces are timeless and striking in design, bringing elements of sustainability into the mix. Working with sterling silver, polymer clay and truck tyres there is a treasure to be found for all jewellery lovers.
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