At Odrie, we use emotions, memories and connection in our jewelry designs. We believe that form speaks directly to the senses. Curves can feel soft and intimate. Clean lines can feel refined and elegant. Asymmetry can surprise, charm and evoke a subtle tension that draws the eye. That is why form matters. Form moves us.
The Language of Shapes
- Curves & roundness: A gentle curve can evoke softness and warmth. Curves remind us of nature: organic shapes, water, the human body; and they carry with them a quiet sensuality.
- Lines & geometry: Straight lines and clean geometry bring clarity, structure, and a sense of sophistication. They speak to balance, proportion and harmony. A ring whose profile is crisp and clear, can project elegance, calm and intentionality.
- Asymmetry & unexpected balance: Symmetry is safe; asymmetry surprises. When a piece plays with balance — a slightly off-centre stone, an uneven curve, a ring with two different shapes — it evokes curiosity, emotion, and individuality. It becomes personal, unique. It draws attention precisely because it’s not “classically perfect,” but emotionally compelling.
Shape and form are not just decorative, but expressive.
How Odrie Plays With Form: Intentionally, Thoughtfully
At Odrie we treat each piece as a conscious composition of form and emotion. Our process begins long before gold is cast or diamonds set. It begins with a sketch, a feeling, a vision.
We consider how a curve feels against the skin.
We use lines and geometry to bring structure: precise silhouettes, clean edges, subtle proportions.
We embrace asymmetry or off-beat balance, to create pieces that don’t just follow classical perfection, but tell a story of individuality, of personality, of life lived on one’s own terms.
We combine those formal choices with our values: 18ct recycled gold, high-end lab-grown diamonds and craftsmanship married to intention, because true form deserves equally true materials.