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Why did you become a jeweller? I was a cook and restaurateur for 15 years after some indecisive years studying graphic design and photography in the early 90’s. I had missed being creative and was contemplating going back to studying but this time i wanted something that is more hands on. Making jewellery was a very new concept in my mind and the whole idea of creating something small and precious was very exciting to me. How would you describe your men’s jewellery range at Lord Coconut and what was its inspiration? My range at Lord Coconut is a varied one...

Why did you become a jeweller? I’ve always done art! When I returned to Australia after living and travelling through Europe and China I decided to do a course in metal smithing in 2007.  I’ve been developing and exploring jewellery making since. How would you describe your men’s jewellery range at Lord Coconut and what was its inspiration? Ginkoh Jewellery pieces are often one of a kind, created though utilising a variety of metals and techniques. Enjoying different materials, recycling and our Australian culture. How would you describe what is on your jewellery bench? My bench AKA “Precious”, custom made by...

Check out the Clara Ho bronze cufflinks featured exclusively in issue six of Hello May magazine, on sale now!

It’s always nice when a customer sends through some of their wedding photos which feature Lord Coconut wedding rings as well as our unique packaging. Thanks Steph and Beetle for the fabulous photos courtesy of Beck Rocchi (www.beckrocchi.com.au)