Emerging Jewellery Label Ouie Presents First Sustainable Collection
Written by SOURCE on February 2, 2022
Rising jewellery imprint Ouie has introduced its debut drop, a collection filled with rings, toggles, bracelets, and chains that arrive in mechanical-inspired designs made from sustainable materials.
Established in 2021 and guided through the enhancement of the ordinary and the process of mechanics, Ouie examines the positioning of shape and weight in everyday tools and devices.
The brainchild of Louie Cresswell, the brand started with the idea of providing sustainable and ergonomically designed jewellery to an oversaturated market through a process created by Cresswell himself. Championed by three pillars — transparency, sustainability, and mechanical design — each product from Ouie aims to incite a progressive mantra through recycling, as well as a deepened focus on tactility and the hand-made.
The debut line — simply named Collection O1 — focuses on developing the foundations of the label, and sees Ouie incorporate its mechanical-inspired designs across a range of accessories. Key pieces include a trio of 3mm rings — made from sterling silver, 9ct, and 10ct gold respectively — and a set of bracelets comprised of hand-formed links and debuted in a rose gold, white gold, and silver finish. Other highlights include the brand’s Large Link Chain, appearing in the aforementioned materials, additional lengths and sizes, and a trilogy of adjustable toggles.
In order to remain as transparent as possible, the jewellery is finished with hallmarks noting its construction and that it was designed in London. In addition, each piece is made to order and can take up to six weeks before it is completed.
You can cop OUIE’s first sustainable collection now from the brand’s online webstore.
