How to keep your jewellery clean and looking its best.
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The world of Substack has allowed me to take little journeys into other people’s lives and find a community which is alive with ideas and overflowing with beautiful words.
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My first published article in an actual physical newspaper! Wonder - the wild can return us to ourselves.
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Suggestions for special gifts from small businesses and talented folks.
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Find out more about how your gold can be turned into a new piece of jewellery.
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“… If my work does that, then that would be the biggest reward to making what I do”
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The highlights of our Moroccan holiday, mountains and all!
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On the north coast of Cornwall, on a cliff above the sea, I spent a thoughtful week secluded from the everyday stuff of life as Artist in Residence at the Bedruthan Hotel. As the storms raged along the coast, I leaned into the wind and felt the power of nature do her work.
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The season is here for new exhibitions and cliff top residencies to inspire me and help me get creative!
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I wanted to share some of my favourite spots with you, not all of them beaches as when the summer comes and our beautiful county fills up with visitors, I look for the quieter places and the cool spaces
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Discover new small businesses and find out why your pound is more important to them that you know.
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Up to mid 2023, I have donated over £1000 to conservation charities working to support our most endangered spaces and species.
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New brooch collaboration with stone carver, print maker and poet, Jo Sweeting. Forgotten words, etched surfaces and hidden details.
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After selling a number of pieces with Peruvian Blue Opals as the feature stone, I thought it would be good to write a little blog with some information on these beautiful and unique stones.
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January can be such a contrast to the months leading up to Christmas. It’s a quiet month with time to both reflect and look forward which can leave the present somewhat lost.
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The sense of magic in old landscapes helps me to keep sight of the everyday miracles and now, more than ever, I need to hold tight to those.
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I wasn’t granted a work visa in Trinidad - I was what was delightfully termed ‘a training spouse’ but I met a lovely couple who turned out to be jewellers
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