Artistry. Craft. Intention.

I am deeply inspired by the feminine touch of past crafts — lace-making, embroidery, sewing, knitting — practices once rooted in patience, rhythm, and quiet devotion. I feel a need to celebrate and preserve these beautiful examples of time passing gently, embracing the stillness they hold. This mindful approach runs through my process: making becomes a form of meditation, each gesture intentional and grounded.

Hands holding a delicate white lace floral jewelry piece.

Craft and contemplation

Working from my East London studio, I approach jewellery-making as both craft and contemplation. Every stage — from carving wax to casting, finishing, and polishing — is guided by touch and attention. Imperfections are embraced as traces of the hand, reminders of the human presence behind every piece.

A woman wearing a headlamp and glasses working on a project at a cluttered workbench with tools and materials.

Memory and emotion

Rooted in my background in fashion and fine art, and shaped by my Master’s degree in Illustration from the Royal College of Art in London, my ethos is to create jewellery that feels timeless yet alive — objects that hold memory, emotion, and the strength found in softness.

In every collection, the dialogue between material and form continues to evolve — a practice grounded in curiosity, connection, and story telling.

A woman with short brown hair and red glasses standing indoors near a wooden post, wearing a blue pinstripe shirt, with hanging decorations and outdoor greenery visible through a window behind her.