We work primarily with silver, Opals and Clay.
Collections are brought together from sketches and exploration on the bench, often using old tools that have belonged to grandparents, or found at markets.
We explore the shapes and forms of the natural world, local environment and folklore, and pursue what can be manifested in our practice of silversmithing.
'Hand Crafted jewellery inspired by the
natural and historical environment '
When you stop to look at the natural world, there are infinite layers of texture and contours to be found. And where we can, we reflect this in our work.
Nestled within the ancient forests of the South Downs, with rivers that lead to the coast, we are flanked by giant chalky cliffs that have stood for thousands of years. A landscape that has been worked by both humans and nature. Taking cues from the history and folklore of our home county, we find ourselves evoking both the local environment, and traditional themes at the jewellery bench.
Our journey in recent years has seen us live on the Isles of Scilly and mainland Cornwall, before settling back in our home county of East Sussex.
This journey has been intrinsically tied to our work, often taking cues and inspiration from the landscapes and contours of our surroundings.
Working from our little home studio, there's usually a cup of tea on the go. If you visit, you'll get one too.