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Ulyquin Jewellery & Art Gallery is located at the Denmark Visitor Centre.
After training as a traditional jeweller in the USA, in 2002 Todd Moore discovered Denmark and chose to settle here with his family.
Inspired by the natural unique landscapes and flora and fauna of this very special area, Todd began to create original and unique contemporary jewellery which is very much a reflection of where he lives and the very special people he is surrounded by.
Todd uses mainly silver, gold, palladium, platinum and Australian diamonds, pearls, gemstones and local hardwoods as his palette to create mainly one off pieces and custom creations.
Todd loves to create custom pieces for people, be it men’s rings, wedding or engagement jewellery, remodels from old jewellery, or any other ideas you may have.
Todd has become quite well known for his ‘Tree’ range and has recently introduced the new ‘Global’, which is a short run range and priced from $79.
Ulyquin Jewellery also offers a jewellery repair and maintenance service.
Todd is also an accomplished potter, painter, drummer and snow skier.
Co owner and Gallery manager Caren Blair, has invited some of her favourite artists to exhibit in the Ulyquin Gallery. Sue Codee – paper cuts, Tracy Margetts – water colours and accessories, Nic Duncan – photography, Jeannie Orr Smith – mixed media painting, Boyden Coyne – contemporary indigenous art and Brian Thompson – wood work.
Caren also works for Denmark Arts as the director of the Brave New Works Festival and is an accomplished chef, massage therapist and artist.
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