Five products, one maker and one town

Jewellery

Jewellery designed in the South West, with the sea never far away. MiKi Jewellery draws each design by hand at its studio in Dunsborough and models it digitally before it is cast and set. The five pieces here are a turtle ring, turtle studs, a wave toe ring, a pearl ring and an opal necklace, in sterling silver and gold finishes.

MiKi has no shopfront: you order from its own site, or see the range at the shops it lists. The questions below cover materials, wearing it in the sea, and delivery.

Facts checked by Shane Simmons from MiKi Jewellery's website on 12 October 2026. Source: MiKi materials page.

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On the shelf

No prices here, because we don't sell these. Tap a label for the story, or Visit to go straight to the maker's own shop.

Where to buy jewellery

Each maker's page tells their story and links straight to their own shop.

Online only 1 maker

No shop, stall or farm gate of their own that we can confirm. Order from their site; some also sell through local shops.

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In the journal

Day trips and gift runs that call in on the jewellery makers.

All guides
  • Some studios open daily. Some wait for September.

    Sixteen places around Margaret River where art and craft are made, every one checked on its own site in October 2026.

  • Which market's on, day by day

    The regular markets from Busselton to Margaret River that we could confirm from the organisers' and the council's own pages, sorted by the day they run: Busselton's Sunday market on the foreshore, the indoor one that opens four days a week, the Saturday farmers market, the Sunday square and Dunsborough's monthly Saturdays.

Questions

What is MiKi jewellery made from?

The maker lists 925 sterling silver and 316L stainless steel. Gold pieces are sterling silver or stainless steel with an 18k gold finish: a 1 micron layer over silver, and PVD plating over steel. Stones include freshwater cultured pearls and natural turquoise, larimar, moonstone, amazonite, chalcedony and howlite. Sources: MiKi's materials and FAQ pages, checked 12 October 2026.

Are the opals real?

The maker says its opals are lab-created. Its pearls are naturally grown cultured freshwater pearls (MiKi's FAQ page, 12 October 2026).

Can I wear it in the ocean?

MiKi says its stainless steel pieces are made for swimming, showering and daily wear, and that its sterling silver can be worn the same way with a rinse in fresh water afterwards and a polish now and then. It also says perfume, hair products, oils, chlorine and humidity can make silver tarnish faster, and that gold plating can wear over time, especially on rings (materials and FAQ pages, 12 October 2026).

Where can I see MiKi jewellery in person?

MiKi has no shop or studio open to visitors, and says it often sells at local markets. It lists the shops that sell its range, including surf shops and visitor centres in the South West, on its own page. We link to it rather than copy it, because the list changes (checked 12 October 2026).

How long does delivery take?

MiKi posts from Quindalup with Australia Post and aims to send orders within 2 to 3 business days. Standard delivery in Australia takes 4 to 10 days and express 2 to 4 days. It ships worldwide except to the US (shipping policy, checked 12 October 2026).