About

At the heart of my work is a simple intention: to create handmade jewellery that feels considered, enduring, and deeply personal.

Pieces to live in. Pieces to return to. Pieces that quietly become part of you.

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The Jewellery

Each piece is handcrafted in silver or gold, guided by the character of the material itself. I am drawn to organic forms and subtle texture — surfaces that catch the light softly and reveal the mark of the hand.

Inspired by natural elements and architectural lines, my designs balance delicacy with strength: refined enough for every day, yet distinctive enough to be remembered.

Vibrant gemstones are chosen carefully, adding depth and contrast while allowing the form to remain timeless.

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About me

I studied for a degree in Jewellery & Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art, where I learned from Dorothy Hogg, Bill Kirk, and many other inspiring lecturers who helped shape my approach to making.

After graduating in 2001, my career took me in many different directions, through a variety of businesses, creative industries, and even countries.

Life and love eventually brought me full circle, back to the jeweller's bench and into a new space to grow.

Since 2009, I've been based in a small town in the French Basque Country, where I work from my atelier. The natural world remains at the heart of my practice, with organic forms, shifting textures, and the changing patterns of the seasons continuing to inspire and shape my designs.

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.