Animal motif jewellery
Skull Rabbit Silver Necklace
£140.00
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Bear & Cardinal Silver Necklace
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Fangalabolo Bat Necklace
£150.00
Bitch Kitty Silver Necklace
£100.00
Cat mask Stud Silver Earrings
£110.00
Skull rabbit lapel/tie stud
£90.00
Cardinal Silver Earrings
£110.00
She-Wolf Roman Coin Necklace
£140.00
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Skelecat Silver Charm
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Alligator Hoop earrings
£265.00
Silver Slug Ring
£150.00
Sterling Silver GOAT necklace
£140.00
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Gold vermeil Tailypo
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Bone + Bat Silver Drop Earrings
£250.00
Pigeon Head Silver Earrings
£110.00
Bear Silver Charm
£60.00
Monkey Silver Charm
£65.00
Rat necklace
£140.00
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Silver Pocket Chain
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Cardinal Gold Vermeil Earrings
£130.00
Gold vermeil Tatzelwurm
£140.00
Silver Snake Bracelet
£245.00
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Turquoise swan intaglio necklace
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Citrine floral drop intaglio charm
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Turquoise Bird intaglio necklace
£340.00
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Turquoise Horse intaglio necklace
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Garnet Rat Belly intaglio necklace
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Baroque pearl chicken necklace
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Gold vermeil Rat necklace
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Rat Creole Hoop earrings
£260.00
Silver Fox Necklace
£140.00
Turquoise dog intaglio necklace
£380.00
Field mouse intaglio necklace
£300.00
Running fox ring
£155.00
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Drop catch smokey quartz necklace
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Mookaite + dog-link bracelet
£125.00
Red jasper + dog-link bracelet
£125.00
Baroque pearl cat necklace
£350.00
Gold Vermeil Fox necklace
£155.00
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Wolf bandit cameo necklace
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Hanging Horse Silver Charm
£85.00
Gold vermeil Birdie necklace
£160.00
In Candice Tripp’s jewellery, animals are symbols, not specimens. Each one begins at the workbench, first sculpted in wax, then cast in sterling silver, and sometimes finished in gold vermeil. Some are married with a gem intaglio, where an image is carved directly into the surface of stone, or subtly darkened with the quiet shadow of oxidation.
Bat earrings and dangling rats offer unexpected silhouettes. A hanging horse charm carries tension and unanswered questions. A silver fox pauses mid-step. A squirrel is etched into rock crystal like a half-remembered fable. These are pieces shaped more by folklore and feeling than by field guides.
Each is a talking point, something that invites a second glance and a quiet enquiry of “Is that a rat on your neck?” all while leaving space for the wearer to bring their own meaning.
Crafted in the UK, this is animal motif jewellery: handmade, symbolic, and quietly unsettling.