Helene.F.Campbell

10/05/2026

A delicate little vibrant blue, rolling flash of green solid Lightning Ridge Crystal Opal from set into custom made Australian Sterling Silver setting. Keeping it to a simple bezel setting as required by the birthday girl.

03/05/2026

A quiet storm, held in silver.
This Australian boulder opal shifts like the balance between day and twilight - deep blues rolling into shadow, never quite the same.
Set in hand worked Australian Sterling Silver, the band carries it's own story in every carved line, like wind tracking across the North Queensland desert.
Nothing here is rushed. Nothing is repeated.
One piece. One mood. One moment you can wear.

09/03/2026

Pearl with Gingko
A piece of whimsy matching a freshwater pearl with Gingko pattern embossed into Sterling Silver.

07/03/2026

Commission for Client

A simple sterling silver pendant with clients LR black opal sourced my friend who sourced and cut this little beauty.

29/10/2025

25/10/2025

My niece and her love Gia at their wedding on the 10th Oct.
My photos do no justice to their wonderful day.
And yes I made the rings for both of them.


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08/10/2025

It’s not often we have family wedding, therefore taking the day off to scrub up, get all the jewellers polish out of the nail beds - after szushing up the rings, frock up and wear a little bit of my personal jewellery swag and be there for my family on this momentous day.

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30/09/2025

A collaboration of artists to create this gorgeous Art Deco ring. Original diamond was used, it just sparkles as it should.

13/09/2025

Sometimes getting back to bare basics is a great way to let your creativity "bubble and toil" whilst you are in a bit of a creative "rebirth".

The Plume Agate is a bit underrated as a stone for jewellery in these modern times. We are, after all spoilt for stone choices.
Plume Agate was used for intaglio carving for jewellery depending on when and where you were born.

Australian Sterling Silver
Ring Size AU/UK: R
Stone size 18mm x 9mm

05/09/2025

Pearl Whimsy

Sometimes I just have to try out an idea that burbles through the mind.

I wanted the look of old distressed wooden boardwalk/pier with those old wooden bollards to give it the visual feel of a pier or wharf.

Evoking for me a memory of the crunch of discarded mussell shells on the wooden boards, scavenged off the bollards at low tide, and to marry this look with the softness of baroque pearls - the colour of white seafoam after a cleansing storm, to wear as studs.