Two Portsmouth Icons Collaborate to Launch Groundbreaking Jewellery Collection
03 Sep 2025

Two creative powerhouses from Southsea - internationally renowned street artist My Dog Sighs and acclaimed bespoke jewellery designer Charlotte Cornelius - have joined forces to create an extraordinary new jewellery collection, launching on Saturday 6th September at Charlotte Cornelius Jewellery Design, 87A Marmion Road, Southsea.
This exciting collaboration brings to life My Dog Sighs’ iconic "Eyes" and "Everyman" characters in a bold and beautiful range of rings, necklaces, and earrings, each handcrafted by Charlotte’s skilled team of goldsmiths. The collection captures the emotional depth and storytelling of My Dog Sighs’ art through Charlotte and her teams' expertise in 3D design and Goldsmithing.
Ranging from £100 to over £5,000, the pieces are designed to be worn as meaningful expressions - whether as standout statements for special occasions or everyday treasures. Each item can be tailored to individual preferences, with options to customise metals, finishes, and gemstones, making every piece truly personal.
Charlotte Cornelius says,
“My Dog Sighs’ work is full of soul, connection, and human emotion. Translating that into jewellery has been both a challenge and an inspiration, and the results are something really special.”
My Dog Sighs said,
“I‘ve been continually inspired by the way Charlotte Cornelius‘ team has interpreted and elevated my ideas, shaping them into exquisite forms that reflect both their technical mastery and our shared vision. We’ve created something that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant, there’s something truly special about it being ready to wear bespoke art; pieces that carry meaning and beauty.”
Visitors to the showroom on launch day will be among the first to explore the collection and learn more about the story behind it.
The launch event is open to the public from Saturday 6th September at 87A Marmion Road, Southsea.
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Source: Charlotte Cornelius