About Me

Growing up in the Forest of Dean, I spent my childhood surrounded by woodland paths, changing seasons and a family who taught me to appreciate the beauty in everyday life. My Gramp, in particular, taught me to notice. He found wonder in the smallest things—a bird's song, the changing night sky, the patterns hidden within flower petals. He reminded me that there is beauty all around us if we simply take the time to look.

When I discovered the ancient craft of lost wax casting, it felt like the natural way to bring those observations to life.

Today, I still live and work in the Forest of Dean, where the changing seasons continue to inspire each collection. My jewellery is created for those who want to carry something meaningful—a reminder of a person, a place, a moment in time, or simply a feeling. I hope each piece becomes part of your story. Worn often loved deeply and treasured for the memories it gathers along the way.

Long before a piece becomes silver, it begins as a sculpture manipulated, melted and carved carefully by hand in wax. This ancient process, known as lost wax casting, captures every curve, texture and mark, giving each design its own organic character.

No shortcuts.
No mass production.
Just time, patience and craftsmanship.

The result is jewellery that feels beautifully individual and made to be worn through every chapter of life.