Series 01 · The Craft of Colour

Enamel Reverie

A distinctive collection language shaped by colour placement, precise metal outlines, and controlled, repeatable production.

Explore the Public Edit

Purple butterfly enamel earrings from NOVA's Enamel Reverie public edit

Purple enamel butterfly stud earrings shown from the front and side

Purple and blue enamel butterfly earrings with yellow center stones

The Craft of Colour

Colour built into the form

Enamel is not treated as decoration added at the end. The motif, fill areas, visible metal borders, colour balance, and final surface are developed together so the piece reads clearly at jewellery scale.

Map the palette

Give every colour field a reference, position, and orientation before sampling.

Define the boundaries

Use CAD and the physical sample to confirm the visible metal outlines and critical separations.

Approve the finish

Review fill level, surface appearance, edge clean-up, and the relationship between enamel and polished metal.

NOVA Public Edit

Three directions in colour

Ten NOVA styles are organised by motif to show the breadth of the collection. These references demonstrate established design directions; final materials, dimensions, stones, finishes, and production details are confirmed for each project.

Curated direction

Botanical colour

Floral forms use tonal contrast, framed colour fields, and gemstone accents to extend from earrings to coordinated pendants.

Green and yellow enamel flower earrings with green center stones — Earrings

Orange and yellow enamel flower earrings with green center stones — Earrings

Gold-tone necklace with a green and yellow enamel flower pendant — Necklace

Gold-tone necklace with an orange and yellow enamel flower pendant — Necklace

Curated direction

Wings & flight

Radiating wings and directional silhouettes create room for graduated colour, fine metal outlines, and stone-set focal details.

Blue and turquoise enamel wing earrings with clear drop stones — Earrings

Silver-tone necklace with a blue enamel bird pendant and clear drop stone — Necklace

Curated direction

Butterfly studies

Butterfly motifs show how a distinctive colour language can extend across earrings and pendants while remaining recognisable.

Silver-tone necklace with a purple enamel butterfly pendant — Necklace

Silver-tone necklace with a purple and blue butterfly pendant and yellow center stone — Necklace

Custom development brief

From colour direction to approval

Each visual cue is drawn from NOVA’s Enamel Reverie collection. It provides a clear starting point for development, while materials, enamel processes, dimensions, and production specifications are confirmed for each project.

Decision area	Development direction	Approval point
Palette reference	Named colour, supplied colour code, or approved physical master	Approve under agreed lighting before production
Colour placement map	Single field, tonal group, multi-colour motif, or mirrored pair	Give every fill area a code and orientation
Boundary geometry	Metal border, recess, channel, or framed motif	Record visible borders and critical dimensions in millimetres
Fill & surface	Level, softly domed, gloss, or selected textured appearance	Use the sample to define fill height and acceptable variation
Metal direction	925 sterling silver or brass with approved polish and colour	Confirm the base material, plating specification, and approved finish
Production reference	Approved colour chip, placement map, and finished sample	Compare the batch with signed colour and appearance references

Craft in production

From concept to repeatable colour

The exact route follows the approved construction and enamel process for the item. NOVA connects design review, sampling, finishing, and appearance checks around one confirmed visual standard.

A NOVA craftsperson setting stones by hand — Hand-setting at the bench

An in-process jewelry component being reviewed by hand at NOVA — In-process workmanship review

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Map
Define the motif, colour boundaries, palette references, and metal outlines.
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Sample
Review colour balance, fill level, surface finish, and the overall appearance at true scale.
03
Refine
Clean edges, polish exposed metal, and resolve visible transitions.
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Compare
Check production pieces against the approved colour and appearance reference.

Private Enamel Series Access

The public edit isonly the beginning

Tell us what you are sourcing and we’ll share the most relevant available enamel styles or a private catalogue selection for your brief.

A more focused approachto sourcing

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Tell us what you are looking forShare your business, product category, target market, and colour direction.
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Receive a relevant private selectionWe’ll share the most relevant available enamel styles and access options.
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Turn references into a briefConfirm materials, quantity, timing, and custom-development requirements.

Enamel Reverie

Colour built into the form

Map the palette

Define the boundaries

Approve the finish

Map

Sample

Refine

Compare

The public edit isonly the beginning