AYMER MARIA
AYMER MARIA creates jewellery as modern regalia, wearable architectural forms shaped by materiality and time.
Rooted in ancient monuments, vernacular structures, and the enduring language of the built environment, each piece transforms monumental forms into intimate objects. Cast in precious metals and natural stones, the collection bridges cultures, geographies, and eras—honouring the past while existing firmly in the present.
Jewellery as small monuments. Objects of permanence, made to be carried.
RUTH AYMER MARTEN
Ruth Aymer Marten is a designer whose practice is shaped by architecture, anthropology, and the cultural language of objects. Born to a family with roots in Sierra Leone and Dominica, and growing up in London, her perspective was formed between distinct architectural landscapes, histories, and traditions of adornment.
Drawn to the permanence of ancient structures and the stories etched into material over time, Ruth approaches jewellery as a form of scaled architecture, creating objects that carry memory, symbolism, and human presence. Her work explores the dialogue between monumentality and intimacy, translating references from vernacular architecture, ancestral regalia, and the built environment into pieces designed to be worn and lived with.