Collections

Twenty-six hours of building links one at a time, closed with a hook you can work with cold hands.

The fine one, drawn down to 1.1mm, long enough to wear over a shirt or under one.

A plain oval that opens, on a chain heavy enough to carry it without disappearing.

A cushion top cut by hand, deep enough to still be there in fifty years.

One rough-cut Perthshire amethyst set flush into a hammered silver band.

The wedding band most of my year is spent on. Hammered, 4mm, and made in pairs.

Forged from a bar rather than bent from sheet, so it holds its shape for good.

Thick, forged, tapered at the join. The pair I have made most often since 2014.

A gold bangle you can actually wear all day, hollow-formed from two halves.

Three broken rings from one drawer, tested, melted and raised into one that gets worn.

A client's stone, reset in claws rather than hidden in a bezel.

Long oxidized drops, made from a client's inherited silver and now made for anyone.