Awards

Finalist, Saul Bell Design Awards, 2019.

Palladium, 18k yellow gold, Sapphires, Diamonds.

Inspired on the love poems of renowned Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda, each one of these five rings represent one of his works from Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair.

Since its first event, held 20 years ago in 2001, recognition in the Saul Bell Design Award competition has become one of the most sought-after honors for jewelers and metalsmiths worldwide.

Eva Martin has won three Saul Bell Design Awards and been a finalist twice.

Second place, Saul Bell Design Awards, 2009.

Argentium Silver, Synthetic Ruby Balls.

This bangle design was inspired by the Large Hadron Collider and the race to find the 'God Particle' or Higgs Boson.

The bangle appears as two intertwined forms but it is actually one continuous channel with a single edge. Inside, synthetic ruby balls race around the channel and collide with each other.

Since its first event, held 20 years ago in 2001, recognition in the Saul Bell Design Award competition has become one of the most sought-after honors for jewelers and metalsmiths worldwide.

Eva Martin has won three Saul Bell Design Awards and been a finalist twice.

Grand Prize Winner, Saul Bell Design Awards, 2006.

18k gold, Argentium Silver, Yellow Sapphires.

These cufflinks won the Saul Bell Design Award's Grand Prize.

They are entirely handmade from silver and gold sheet and wire. From the top they look like fairly simple round cufflinks, but looking underneath reveals a carousel. There is a car, train, plane, boat, ship and truck which spin around when the yellow sapphire roofs are turned.

Since its first event, held 20 years ago in 2001, recognition in the Saul Bell Design Award competition has become one of the most sought-after honors for jewelers and metalsmiths worldwide.

Eva has won three Saul Bell Design Awards and been a finalist twice.

Winner, Best Memento of Queensland, Memento Awards 2006, Tourism Queensland.

Sterling silver, Dark brown Queensland sugar, Resin.

This sugar spoon is made from solid Australian tarnish-resistant sterling silver and the sugar cane leaf design is inlaid with dark brown Queensland sugar and resin.

Second place, Saul Bell Design Awards, 2009.

18k white gold, 24k gold, diamonds, toughened glass dome, glycerine, marine sealant.

The 24k gold snow balls swirl around the diamond tipped buildings as the ring is worn.

Since its first event, held 20 years ago in 2001, recognition in the Saul Bell Design Award competition has become one of the most sought-after honors for jewelers and metalsmiths worldwide.

Eva Martin has won three Saul Bell Design Awards and been a finalist twice.

Finalist, Saul Bell Design Awards, 2015.

Palladium, 18k yellow gold, Sapphires, Diamonds.

These reversible earrings were inspired by "Fire and Ice", one of Robert Frost's most popular poems.

Since its first event, held 20 years ago in 2001, recognition in the Saul Bell Design Award competition has become one of the most sought-after honors for jewelers and metalsmiths worldwide.

Eva Martin has won three Saul Bell Design Awards and been a finalist twice. 

Winner, Lapidary Journal Jewelry Arts Awards, 2008

Engraved oxidized sterling silver, 18k yellow gold, beryllium treated orange sapphires.

This cuff bracelet is based on the beautiful frangipani or temple tree.