Paper & Plastic Collection








Large neck pieces, pendants, dangle and stud earrings made with wire, coloured tissue paper and resin.

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Tree of Life Collection








Wire Tree of Life pendants 
(tiny, regular and large), earrings and cuff bracelets


Burnt Wood Collection





Etched with a wood burner and hand painted.
These designs are available as pendants (regular, large and tiny), dangle and stud earrings, adjustable size rings, hair pins, cufflinks, cuff bracelets and brooches.


Original Photograph Collection


Jewellery designs made with digitally altered original photos.
Available as pendants (small, regular and large), dangle and stud earrings, hair pins, adjustable size rings, cufflinks, cuff bracelets and brooches.


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Totally Wired Pendants








Teardrop Pendants made from recycled guitar strings and a variety of beads.
Large wire neck pieces made with vintage buttons.

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Knitted Wire Cuff Bracelets







Wire cuff bracelets, knit on knitting needles and interwoven with beads and gemstones. Available in various widths; in silver, antique bronze or copper wire tones.

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About the Artist


Michelle Hambourg is a jewellery designer, an entrepreneur and above all, an artist.

She has been dabbling in the arts for many years, ever since the day she painted a mural on her bedroom wall with the contents of her diaper! As the story goes, her parents were less than thrilled with this installation piece but look back on it now as the first sign of Michelle’s unyielding creativity and artistic passion.

As she grew out of her diapers, Michelle continued to follow her imaginative intuitions and had an active involvement in the arts throughout public school, high school and university. This eventually led her to achieve a BA from the Faculty of Fine Arts at York University in Toronto, where she engaged in a variety of hands-on Theatrical Design and Visual Arts courses. She believes that it is her artistic background that has given her the impetus to always strive to construct one-of-a-kind pieces, unlike any others she has seen before.

Michelle’s designs take inspiration from many sources, the most noticeable being Nature and Trees. Many of her pieces also provide a surrealistic, dreamlike quality, incorporating such elements as spiralling lines and vibrant hues.