Since graduating in 2001 and completing my post-graduate diploma in 2002 at Edinburgh College of Art, I have continued to develop my work while exhibiting both nationally and internationally.  

Working with soft metals such as silver & 18ct gold has allowed me to explore techniques of fusion in a new and exciting way. I arrange petal like shapes into regular and irregular patterns, and fuse them together to create my own sheet. Larger neckpieces are arranged into a continuous cluster of floral units, while other pieces such as brooches and rings have layers of kinetic elements within them, which come to life when handled or worn. The over- lapping of the petals create patterns themselves, adding to the overall design of the pieces. I can achieve different textures, patterns and imprints, making each floral element individual in itself.

My jewellery has a light and tactile quality about it. The fusing of over lapping leaves gives the pieces strength. At the same time it has a certain delicacy about it, similar qualities to that of the real thing!

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

Commissions are also welcome.

Or come and see me at ORIGIN: The London Craft Fair, Somerset House (stand L1) from 10 th – 15 th October 2006.