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About the Maker
I am a glass jeweller working with kiln-formed glass and traditional metalsmithing techniques. My work is guided by techniques I have developed and honed over time, producing unexpected and beautiful results.
Each piece is made slowly and deliberately, with close attention to material, form, and finish. The result is jewellery that balances expressive glass with precise, finely crafted metalwork.
Craft & Making
My jewellery combines kiln-formed glass with carefully hand-made metal elements. Every piece is designed to function first and foremost as jewellery — comfortable to wear, well balanced, and made to last.
High craftsmanship sits at the centre of my practice. From intricate saw-pierced details to clean, considered construction, each element is shaped, formed, and finished with care.
Glass
I’m most interested in reactionary glass techniques, pushing kiln conditions beyond standard firing to explore how glass and metal respond. These processes create textures and subtle surface qualities that give each piece its own character.
While no two pieces are identical, the techniques behind the work are deliberate and repeatable, allowing me to return to particular visual qualities again and again. This balance of control and variation gives the work a recognisable visual language, while preserving the individuality of each piece.
Materials
I work primarily with glass, supported by carefully chosen metals. Silver is used where its properties best serve the piece, and is hallmarked as a mark of quality, even when not legally required. Brass is also used for certain designs, allowing the focus to remain on the glass while offering a different material expression.
Material choices are made thoughtfully, with longevity, wearability, and visual clarity in mind.
My work is for those who value unique work, craftsmanship and jewellery made with intention. Each piece reflects a deep respect for process, skill, and the quiet beauty that comes from careful, considered making.