Bespoke jewellery made for life.

Bespoke jewellery is created with your story in mind. It can celebrate a milestone, reimagine an heirloom, or bring a unique idea to life. Each piece is designed with care and crafted by hand to be meaningful, lasting, and entirely your own.

The Process

I work closely with you to bring your ideas to life. Every commission begins with a conversation and develops step by step.

1. Discuss Your Vision
We start with an initial consultation where you can share your inspiration, preferred shapes, stones, and materials. This is the stage to bring photos, sketches, or heirloom pieces you may wish to rework.

2. Design the Piece
From our discussion, I create design options that reflect your ideas. Sketches, reference images, and material samples help refine the concept until you are confident in the final design.

3. Craft with Care
Once the design is approved, I begin making your piece by hand in my studio. This stage includes sourcing materials, shaping, setting stones, and finishing details. I keep you updated throughout the process so you can see your piece take form.

4. Delivery
Your finished jewellery is carefully polished, packaged, and presented, ready to wear and treasure. Care instructions and a polishing cloth are included to help you look after your new piece.

What Can Be Commissioned

Each commission is unique, shaped by your story and ideas. From reworking heirlooms to creating something entirely new, there are many ways to bring a personal piece of jewellery to life.

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Timeframe and Investment

Each commission is handmade and requires time for design, sourcing, and making. Most bespoke pieces take 4 to 8 weeks depending on complexity. Quotes are provided after our initial consultation.

Let’s Get Started

I’d love to hear your ideas.

To begin, get in touch through the contact form and share a little about yourself, the piece you have in mind, and your budget.

From there, we can talk through possibilities and start shaping a design that feels personal and meaningful to you.