How is my jewellery made?

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I currently use a process called lost wax casting to create each of the pieces you see on this site.

 

It's a lengthy process but boils down to; creating a mould, filling it with wax, taking that wax copy and building a tree full of copies, covering it in investment mixture, burning out the wax to leave a hollow inside, then filling that inside with molten silver.

 

It's finished by polishing and plating (if a gold version has been ordered).

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Over on my TikTok and Instagram pages I post daily videos about the process to allow more people to understand where their jewellery comes from!

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Can I visit you?

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Currently I squirrel myself away in a small studio in Kent, away from people (and phone signal) to create my pieces, so unfortunately no visitors are allowed!

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Can I get my jewellery wet?

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It's not the best idea, wet jewellery can lead to not-very-shiny jewellery (and who wants that?) 

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If you really MUST wear it swimming, in the shower or at the beach be sure to give it a quick buff with a soft cloth once you're dry to ensure it stays as beautiful as possible for the rest of it's life.

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What does 925 sterling mean?

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925 is the code for sterling silver, it's a wonderful metal that holds it's shape over the years. It's '925' because it has 92.5% silver in it.

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What don't you offer solid gold pieces?

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Currently I don't have the time, nor equipment, to commit to creating each piece in both silver and gold.

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I also aim to keep prices as low as possible for everyone, with solid gold being one of the most expensive jewellery materials it doesn't feel right to include it just yet.