To celebrate 15 years of the brand, jewellery designer Lore van keer invites three artists to create objects that balance art and function. The first is Ann Vincent, known for her intuitive, sculptural language.

Together they designed a solid bronze hand mirror. Classical in shape yet contemporary in finish, it carries a subtle hollow, the result of wax caving in as it sets, a “perfect imperfection” Ann Vincent often embraces. Made with the lost-wax technique and partly polished to a mirror shine, the piece is both functional and sculptural: heavy in material, refined in presence. For Lore, it also holds personal meaning: a nod to the small mirror that once sat on her studio table, symbolizing the very beginnings of her brand. Fifteen years later, that intimate starting point has grown into a universe of craftsmanship. A mirror that reflects more than an image, it embodies a shared vision of perfect imper-fection, intuition, and timelessness.

As part of their collaboration, they created two silver jewellery pieces derived from the bronze mirror. A round pendant mirrors the object itself, contrasting wax-like texture with polished surface. A second, bar-shaped pendant recalls the mirror’s handle with its distinct hollow. The elements are combined in two designs: a brooch, where pendants can be worn together or separately, and a necklace, where both remain united.