Objets of Adornment & Artifact
Sol Objet is a small studio founded in New York devoted to sculptural jewelry and collectible objets inspired by marine forms, relics, natural asymmetry, and the poetry of imperfection. Each piece is sourced and assembled in small editions with an emphasis on texture, provenance, and restraint. Existing somewhere between adornment and artifact, each piece is intended to be worn, gathered, and kept.
Field Notes No. 1: The Source Material
The collection began with an image:
a weathered object discovered along a
distant shoreline, shaped by salt, sun,
and time.
Drawn to marine relics, devotional charms, antique jewelry, and treasures gathered during travel, I became interested in the stories objects carry long after their origins have faded. The collection developed from
this fascination—sun-bleached coastlines, fragments of coral, sacred iconography, aged metals, and the shifting colors of sea and stone.
Rather than creating jewelry in the conventional sense, I wanted each piece to feel as though it had been collected over time; something found, kept, and eventually passed on. The resulting collection exists between adornment and artifact, combining natural materials, small-batch sourcing, and one-of-a-kind compositions that celebrate imperfection, rarity, and memory. Sol Objet is an exploration of beauty shaped by time—objets intended to be worn, treasured, and collected.
—Founder, Sol Objet
One-of-One Adornments
Field Notes
Occasional correspondence from Sol Objet featuring limited releases, collected objects, and notes from the studio.