About Mary MacGill

Our Work

Mary MacGill makes jewelry out of gold wire, imperfect stones, organic pearls, and included diamonds - pieces that are asymmetrical, uneven, and allow light to pass through, creating a sense of buoyancy and awe.The imperfections that arise during the process are naturally kept and folded into the beauty of the mix. The work pays homage to Mary's mentor Kazuko Oshima, as well as Alexander Calder among other greats. The team creates things that remind you of a poignant place or a series of artwork that sticks out in your mind - all in a genuine, ongoing dialogue.

The Brand

With a searching, continued effort towards simplicity, Mary MacGill the brand acts as a holder for visuals, patterns, and designs that speak of an un-fussy, authentic and unencumbered lifestyle— a vision that extends through its jewelry a selection of homewares, fine art and community-based collaborations.

Each piece is one-of-a-kind and made by hand. Finely-bent wire serves as an echo of the linework from landscapes: mountain ridges, open meadows with tall grasses, ponds, lakes, riverbeds, pools of tidewater, the presence of an ever churning coastline, all represents the broader light we have available to us within simple and pure, beautiful moments.

By Hand, & Many Hands

A strong, warm team means beautiful, and bettered craft. The brand incorporates the influence of many people - delegating, pruning, appreciating, navigating - with a reach that positively impacts both staff and client. The design process is collaborative, natural, organic, sometimes on the fly, sometimes not.