About

Sally is a British Jeweller, she spent her early childhood in Kenya, where the vibrant colours and richness of the landscape left a lasting impression. She has travelled extensively, living and working across South Africa, Southeast Asia, and beyond. These experiences have deeply shaped her artistic eye and fostered a profound appreciation for global craft traditions.

Person working with a soldering iron and small round pills or tablets on a tray, in a workspace setting.

A New Chapter

After graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 2001, Sally’s path led her through diverse cultures and creative experiences within the jewellery industry for several years.

A later move to the south of France in 2009 marked a new chapter — one that most recently, included a rewarding 12 year detour into corporate life in the regions famous Surf, Snow and Skate industry before she returned fully to her creative roots.

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Based in her atelier in the Basque region of France, she handcrafts silver and gold jewellery accented with vibrant gemstones. Her pieces have been exhibited in galleries and boutiques across the UK, the US, and Europe.

Natural elements remain her starting point, with organic forms, shifting textures, and seasonal patterns shaping her designs. She also finds inspiration in the lines and structure of architecture & product design.

Small metal jewelry bezels with loops on a wooden workbench, jewelry-making tools and wires in the background.
Close-up of various beaded jewelry and necklaces hanging, including pearl, glass, and gemstone beads.
A collection of six precision screwdrivers with different sizes and shapes, laid out on a wooden surface.