There’s something about the Victorian era that has always fascinated me. The dramatic fashion, intricate details, beautiful architecture and jewellery filled with symbolism have influenced my personal style for years and they often find their way into the pieces I create too. So, when I began thinking about a new collection for autumn, I knew I didn’t want to create traditional Halloween jewellery that would be worn once in October and then disappear into a jewellery box for

Not sure what to look for when shopping for slow jewellery? From hallmarks to materials, this guide breaks down the key things to check so you can make more thoughtful, informed choices.

Most people imagine gemstones being freshly mined from the earth. But there’s another way to create jewellery - by using secondhand gemstones. These pre-loved stones have already existed in the world, often as part of a piece of jewellery. By giving them a new life in fresh designs, I can create pieces that are not only beautiful, but also more sustainable and meaningful.