Jaboli Jewellery’s main medium is polymer clay. Available in a variety of colours, its initial appearance and texture is plasticine in nature. At Jaboli we create and mix our own colours from those initially available, the intent of the process being an ongoing effort to match current and ever-evolving fabric and clothing trends.
Up to ten different colour palettes are constantly at work with each individual palette composed of numerous colour combinations, at times as high as sixteen differing colour components.

These raw colour mixes are hand-twisted and cut together and then pressed flat. Jaboli’s own unique styled patterns are then hand-cut from these flat pieces, hand-etched and detailed, and then finally hand-sculpted. These finished sculpted pieces are then baked and cooled. Once this stage is complete, the attaching of the various hardware components, earring backs, brooch backs, and barrette backs, brings the finished product to fruition. Jaboli’s unique neck pieces and bracelets are also constructed, in their entirety, from raw polymer clay.

All beadwork is hand-cut, hand-rolled, and hand-holed. All neck components are similarly baked, cooled and then hand-assembled, the attachment of hardware components and the process of closure completing the artistic endeavour.