Mahroz Hekmati | Jewellery & Vitreous Enamel Artisan
Supernova Brooch
Supernova Brooch
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Supernova is a handmade sterling silver brooch inspired by the final, spectacular moment of a dying star. At the point of collapse, a star doesn't simply fade — it erupts in a blaze of colour that stretches across the universe. Deep purples and blues bleeding into reds, oranges, and golds. Violent and beautiful in equal measure.
That full spectrum is captured here in layers of vitreous enamel, kiln-fired within a circular sterling silver setting. Each colour bleeds into the next the way gas and light do in the cosmos — unpredictably, luminously, with no two pieces ever quite the same. The disc form references the expanding shell of a supernova remnant, a moment of cosmic drama held in a precise, considered frame.
This is jewellery for those who look up.
Worn on a lapel, a coat, or a scarf — Supernova doesn't ask for attention. It simply commands it.
Presented in gift-ready packaging — a remarkable piece for a remarkable person.
Handmade to order. Natural variation in enamel colour and tone is an inherent mark of authentic handcraft — and in this case, of the cosmos itself.
Details
- Handcrafted artisan brooch
- Inspired by Supernova
- Sterling silver
- Vitreous enamel
- Size: 40 mm diameter × 6 mm height
- One-of-a-kind design
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Care information
Care information
Be aware that enamel is glass, so take extra care is needed when you handle your enamel jewellery pieces. Dropping them could fracture and break the glass. Perfumes, hand cream and chemicals can cause permanent damage to your jewellery. Here are a few suggestions:
- Chemicals in hand creams, moisturisers, make-up, hair spray and perfumes can affect the beauty and lustre of your jewellery, so apply these before wearing your jewellery. Your jewellery should be the last item you put on when you are dressing up.
- Remove your jewellery when bathing, showering or swimming in swimming pools or at the sea as water and chemicals, especially chlorine and sea salt, can tarnish and corrode precious metals.
- Remove your jewellery when doing home chores, gardening or sports as it may become scratched or damaged by a sharp or heavy blow.
To know more please consult the jewellery care page.
