Christelle Marie Designs

04/08/2026

Sometimes the beginning of a story only makes sense when you look back.

A little while ago, I came across the very first pair of flower earrings I ever made.

Pressed inside the resin was a tiny native mountain daisy. I smiled because I’d completely forgotten. Out of all the flowers I could have chosen, it was a mountain daisy that unknowingly started this journey. Long before Christelle Marie Designs became what it is today. Long before I found my style. Long before I dreamed of creating collections inspired by the places we love.

And then, years later, that same little flower became the inspiration for the very first design in my Regions Collection.

It feels like it was quietly waiting for me all along.

Funny how life has a way of leaving little clues before we even know where they’re leading.

The pair you’ll see in this video is that original pair of earrings.

They’re far from perfect, but I don’t see imperfections anymore. I see the courage to begin.

It’s a humbling reminder of how far this little dream has come… and how every journey starts with just one small idea.

02/08/2026

The idea began with a flower. 🌼

Before Christelle Marie Designs became what it is today, my resin jewellery looked very different. Think bright colours, glitter… and, if I’m honest, it never really felt like me.

The turning point came after a trip to the Grampians.

I’d picked a few tiny wildflowers along the way and couldn’t bear to let them fade. I remember wondering, what if I could preserve them in a pair of earrings? That one little thought changed everything.

It wasn’t about making jewellery anymore. It was about capturing a place, a memory, and a moment in time that you could wear.

Looking back, it’s funny to think that something as simple as a flower quietly became the beginning of this whole journey.

I’d love to know… have you ever had one small moment that completely changed the direction of something in your life?

20/06/2026

Some places leave a mark on your soul.

Salt air. Rolling waves. Wild blooms dancing in the coastal breeze.

I’ve been quietly gathering inspiration from one of South Australia’s most beautiful regions, and something special is beginning to take shape behind the scenes.

Coming soon…

06/06/2026

I don’t believe jewellery should sit unworn in a drawer.

When I design a piece, I’m not thinking about a trend that will last a season. I’m thinking about the earrings you’ll reach for on an ordinary Tuesday, the necklace that comes with you on a weekend away, the piece that quietly becomes part of your story.

For me, good jewellery is timeless, wearable, and thoughtfully designed. It’s about choosing pieces you genuinely love and wearing them again and again, rather than constantly chasing what’s next.

In a world that often encourages us to buy more, I believe in buying with intention. Fewer pieces. More meaning. More joy.

Because the most beautiful jewellery isn’t the piece you save for a special occasion, it’s the piece that makes everyday moments feel a little more special.

Buy less. Love it more. Wear it often. That’s the kind of jewellery I want to create.

20/05/2026

So much of my inspiration comes from nature.

The colours of wildflowers.
The texture of petals.
Earthy tones found in the Australian landscape.
The softness of golden light through the trees.

I’m constantly noticing the small details, the imperfect shapes, layered textures, muted colours, and quiet calmness that nature carries so effortlessly.

I think that’s why creating with resin and flowers feels so natural to me. Every piece becomes a tiny reflection of the landscapes and moments that inspire me most.

Even across different collections, there’s always a thread connecting them:
a softness,
an earthiness,
and a deep appreciation for the beauty found in nature.

I want my jewellery to feel grounding. Like carrying a small piece of nature with you wherever you go.

19/05/2026

There’s something different about owning something handmade.

Maybe it’s knowing that someone carefully created it with their own two hands.
Maybe it’s the intention behind every detail.
Or maybe it’s simply the feeling of wearing something that doesn’t feel mass-produced or trend-chased.

I think handmade pieces carry a different kind of energy.
They feel more personal.
More thoughtful.
More connected.

In a world of fast trends, I love the idea of creating jewellery that feels individual, pieces that become part of your story rather than just a passing moment in fashion.

And every time you choose handmade, you’re also choosing to support an artist, a dream, and a slower, more meaningful way of creating.

Are you someone who prefers unique pieces over trend pieces?

17/05/2026

15/05/2026

I care just as much about how a piece feels as how it looks.

Because jewellery isn’t always about being the loudest piece in the room. Sometimes it’s about the quiet confidence you feel when you wear it. The way it softens you. Grounds you. Connects you back to nature, to femininity, to yourself.

When I create pieces for Christelle Marie Designs, I’m not just thinking about colour or shape. I’m thinking about feeling.

I want my jewellery to feel quietly special, like something you reach for not just because it’s beautiful, but because of who you become when you wear it.

07/05/2026

One of my favourite things about market days is seeing someone find their perfect match.

They'll browse a few, pick one up, then put it back… only to return to it again.

There's always that special moment when you know they've found the one.

It's never just a purchase.

It's about making a connection.

And that's what makes handmade items so unique.

Have you ever experienced that “this is the one” moment at a market?

02/05/2026

When you don’t know what to buy someone, this is why handmade matters.

Gifting can feel hard when you want it to actually mean something.

That’s why I love handmade pieces. They feel thoughtful. Personal. Like you didn’t just grab something last minute.

Whether it’s for a birthday, a thank you, or “just because”it becomes more than a gift… it becomes something they keep and treasure.

Are you a last-minute gift buyer or someone who plans ahead?