Each piece of jewellery I make begins life as a fragile piece of wax. This is carefully carved, sculpted, and added to, before finally being transformed by the lost wax casting process into a timeless metal object. It’s a powerful and compelling technique, allowing limitless sculptural and creative possibilities. The perfectly evolved forms of the natural world are a perennial theme and passion in my work.

I’m also a perpetual collector, carefully studying treasured finds for inspiring shapes and ideas. Sometimes I look to the past for inspiration, the Edo period in Japan, and metal work of the Renaissance have both been an influence. I design and make jewellery collections from my converted coach house studio in Brighton, supplying shops and galleries throughout the UK and beyond, including the Natural History Museum in London.


Goldsmith Guild London
5 year Indentured Apprenticeship with Jonathan Swan in Lewes.
Awarded commendation for master piece upon completion.