Julie Frahm - Glass Jewellery

In these quiet winter months, I’m giving myself a fresh creative challenge — a little spark to brighten the cold days. Stay tuned for all the details. It kicks off July 1!

And this collection of jewellery is made using beads I created from a Pikes Clare Valley Riesling bottle. Celebrating all things Clare during the T’Arts on Tour exhibition opening July 2. I am looking forward to a day trip in the school holidays to check it all out! It’s been a long time since I have ventured to Clare.

This collection of jewellery was created from beads that I made from a Jim Barry Riesling bottle from the Clare Valley. It will feature in the T’Arts on Tour exhibition opening July 2.

Happy Winter Solstice! Here’s to longer days. These flower sticks are also heading to the T’Arts on Tour exhibition in Clare. They were made from a Mr Mick Fiano wine bottle. I am looking forward to using more recycled glass to make the flower sticks, it’s exciting that it’s working!

From bottle to bead. This set of beads started life as a Jim Barry Riesling bottle—now transformed in the flame, one bead at a time. I love the alchemy of turning something destined for the recycling bin into something to wear and treasure. Each piece holds a little story of place, process and possibility.

You can see this work as part of T’Arts on Tour in the beautiful Clare Valley.
📍 Clare Art House 🗓 July 2–28

The collection of beads I am making for the Clare Valley exhibition is coming together. These beads were made from a Pikes Riesling bottle.

Happy World Gin Day to some of my favourite gin bottles!

Thank you so much for all the love on my Yayoi Kusama–inspired jewellery collection! I’m down to just a couple of bracelets and earrings now — if you’ve had your eye on something, don’t wait too long!

The Yayoi-inspired long earrings are here! Bold, playful and full of joy — just like Kusama’s iconic work. This collection is taking shape beautifully and will be ready to share with you very soon.

Adding the first style of earrings to the Yayoi Kusama inspired collection!