Porcelain Camellia Brooch

High-fired porcelain can be stronger than it looks, but like all ceramics, it can chip or break if dropped or struck against a hard surface. Wear it normally, handle it with care and avoid contact with hard or sharp objects.

Gold- and silver-plated finishes naturally change and gradually fade with wear. Thoughtful care will help your jewellery stay beautiful for longer.

• Avoid direct contact with water, perfume, soap, hand sanitiser, cosmetics, moisturisers, oils and household chemicals. Allow skincare and perfume to dry before putting on your jewellery.
• Remove your jewellery before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping. If it gets wet, gently pat it dry with a soft cloth.
• Handle chains, clasps and other components gently, without pulling or twisting them.
• After wearing, gently wipe your jewellery with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or polishing cloths, as these may damage the plated finish.
• Store each piece separately in a dry place, preferably in its original packaging, to protect it from moisture, scratches and impact.

Every POPORCELAIN piece begins as humble clay and passes through a slow process of shaping, refining, glazing and firing before becoming wearable art.

Each porcelain element is shaped and finished by hand in my Copenhagen studio. Most require two or three firings—more than 15 hours in the kiln at temperatures reaching 1280°C.

Subtle handmade variations give every piece its own character, so you receive something personal and expressive rather than jewellery produced by the thousands—made to be worn, noticed and enjoyed.