Collections

Bright enamels and fused glass add colour to these pieces - an adventure that began during the first lockdown when I needed a focus.  Realising the need for some more affordable options I enamel on copper, always using sterling silver chains and earring hooks.

I love the coast but living miles inland I wanted to create some jewellery to remind me of trips to the beach. This design was inspired by my photographs of the waves and patterns on the rocks as we watched surfers at Fistral Bay, Newquay, Cornwall.

As a geography student I enjoy looking at landscapes and learning how they were formed.  This collection uses ceramic beads as a starting point, allowing chunkier pieces without the prohibitive cost of the same base in silver.  The beads are coated in layer upon layer of silver clay before being fired in the kiln.  Then the textured landscape has been added on top and fired again.

 I often see Silver Birch trees when walking  on Norland Moor or at Blackwood Common, near to home. This pattern was inspired by trees on the skyline. A number of brides have worn these pieces on their wedding day.

The Silver Fern seemed an iconic image in New Zealand so when I found a texture that reminded me of that I created jewellery to remind me of my travels.

The fields around home look beautiful when the wild flowers & grasses spring up and butterflies frequently visit, adding their colour.

I created this design using sketches I made.