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Jewellery for the everyday brave.

01/11/2026

One ring is a choice. Six is a statement.

Moonstone, rose quartz, labradorite, carnelian and two lab-grown aquamarines, each one set in recycled sterling silver on a heavy, hammered band.

Big stones, not saved for best.

Wear one on its own and let it do the talking. Or stack them up on a Monday morning and see who says something.

Most of these are one of ones. When they’re gone, they’re gone.

All six are available now. DM me if one has your name on it.

Because ordinary is everywhere. Be Everyday Brave.

Model: Franny Fox-Roberts

28/10/2026

Two blooms. One hound. No prisoners taken.

Orthrus is named after the two-headed guard dog of Greek myth. It’s the ring that stands at the door so you don’t have to.

Each bloom is cut, domed and soldered by hand from recycled silver, then oxidised black and polished back on the high points. That’s why the texture catches the light every time you move.

You won’t notice it all day. Then you’ll look down mid-sentence, mid-meeting, mid-argument and remember exactly who you are.

Modelled here by one of my students, on a very sunny day last week.

The whole Orthrus range is now in my webshop. Link in bio.

Because ordinary is everywhere.
Be Everyday Brave.

Model: Franny Fox-Roberts

19/10/2026

Twelve days left.

My sparkly Christmas commissions book closes on Saturday 31st October.

Something made for one person and one person only. Not off a shelf, not one of a hundred. One of one, hammered, shaped and set at my bench in Kent, from 100% recycled sterling silver and hallmarked in London.

Maybe it’s the ring they’ve been hinting at since Summer. Maybe it’s their grandmother’s chain melted down and reborn as something they’ll actually wear. Maybe it’s for you. No judgement. Best present you’ll get all year.

Commissions take four to eight weeks, which is why the door shuts on the 31st. Miss it and you’re looking at January.

DM me or drop me an email via the link in bio and we’ll start talking.

Because ordinary is everywhere.
Be Everyday Brave.

13/10/2026

The Orthrus bloom. Off your finger, onto your collarbone.

Four petals, domed and darkened. Seven little silver seeds packed into the centre, each one hand-formed and textured so no two catch the light the same way. Bright edges where I’ve polished back through the black.

2.8cm across. Big enough to be noticed. Not so big it does the talking for you.

Wear it with a plain black tee and a face that says you’ve already decided.
Wear it to the meeting you’re dreading.
Wear it to the pub afterwards.

Named for Orthrus, the two-headed hound who guarded the red cattle. Pretty flower, sharp teeth. You know the type.

Sterling silver, 100% recycled, hallmarked at the London Assay Office. Hangs at 33cm on a ball chain.

£220. In the webshop now, link in bio.

Because ordinary is everywhere.
Be Everyday Brave.

27/09/2026

Well. Where on earth do I start?

As if a surprise birthday trip away wasn’t enough this week, yesterday afternoon had a few more tricks up its sleeve! I was told to “just get ready” an hour before we left (no clues, no hints, nothing), and before I knew it I was strolling into the stunning Vineyards in Groombridge with Café, Tasting Room & Tours to a sea of gorgeously familiar faces grinning back at me
😁😁😁😁😁

Cue an afternoon of quaffing w**e, catching up and soaking up the late September sunshine 🥂Honestly, it doesn’t get much better than that.

I’m truly lost for words at the love and thought my ride-or-die poured into every detail (right down to the 80s-heavy playlist in the background)!

And to everyone who travelled miles (and miles!) to be there, thank you for making it such a brilliant, memorable day.

I’ll be treasuring these memories for a very long time ❤️

18/09/2026

Nephele.

Greek goddess of cloud. Made of mist, mistaken for a real woman, and the trouble that caused is a whole other story.

Look at the stone and you’ll understand the name. Porcelain jasper, 4.5 x 2.5cm, white and smoke grey with black storm lines running straight through it. Cut once, set once, never again. One of one.

Sterling silver, adjustable wrap shank, so it sits exactly where you want it on your finger rather than where a size chart says it should.

This is not a ring for blending in. It’s the one you put on when you need to take up a bit more room than usual. Meetings. Difficult conversations. Tuesdays.

£220.

DM if she’s yours.

27/08/2026

Halfway through a meeting you don’t want to be in, you’ll notice your hand has gone to it. Thumb tracing coastlines while somebody talks about Q4.

This is Gaia.

Silver landmasses over green-blue ocean, edges torn where the metal decided them, not where I did.

Peruvian Amazonite set from behind so you only get glimpses of its depth.

A whole world, and it fits in your palm.

Long sterling silver ball chain, because this doesn’t sit gently at your collarbone. It wants orbit.

One of one. There is no second Earth.

Sterling silver, 100% recycled, hallmarked.

Because ordinary is everywhere.
Be Everyday Brave.

25/08/2026

You’ll feel her before anyone says a word.

Her name is Ananke, the ancient Greek force of necessity and inevitability, the one who binds. Some things just have to be.

You don’t wear her to blend in.

You wear her the day you walk into the meeting you weren’t sure you’d earned.

The day you sit at your first “table for one” that you booked on purpose.

The day you say no and don’t explain yourself.

And she’s built to mean it.

Sterling silver, drilled, hand-textured front to back, a bright half and a dark half, bound by six filled-gold rings. Made by me, one of one, no repeat.

Meet her in the flesh Craft Fair Organiser at Hever Castle, this September.

Because ordinary is everywhere.
Be Everyday Brave.

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