Working with silver and gold, I use my own customized technique of fusion to create textured sheets. I overlap petal like shapes into regular and irregular patterns. By working and forming the metal in various ways, I produce delicate pieces of jewellery resembling flora and fauna. Large neckpieces, brooches and rings are made up of continuous floral and bud clusters, whilst others are constructed of fine sheet layers that glisten and often move when handled or worn. My inspiration is found in the patterning of natural forms, particularly flowers. Working as a florist part time leaves me with an endless source of material to work with, resulting in a diverse range of designs to suit all tastes.

If you would like to see more, you can contact me direct.

If you are looking for something unique for your wedding or a special occasion, click on the link below. This will take you to my new wedding collection.

Commissions are welcome

Stockists

DAZZLE, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow Dualpod Gallery, London
Ruthin Craft Centre, N.Wales
Blackwell Arts & Crafts, Cumbria
Red Barn Gallery, Cumbria
Saltbox Gallery, Cumbria
Bircham Contemporary Arts Gallery Marion Kane, Ayrshire
Twelve Degrees, Edinburgh Pebbles, Edinburgh
The Muddy Funksters, Orkney
Mobilia Gallery, Boston
Kyoto Okubo, Oaska, Japan

Books/Articles

2005 ‘New Directions in Jewellery’, Essays by Jivan Astfalck, Caroline Broadhead & Paul Derrez (Blackdog Publishing)
2005 Fashion Pages, The Herald Magazine
2003 Q & A with local jewellery designer Donna Barry
2002 Goldsmith’s Review, J-Dex Magazine by Gordon Hamme Find out when our next open studios are! www.coburghousestudios.blogspot.com.