Charlotte at her bench using a piercing saw and looking at the camera

My Story

I began making jewellery almost 20 years ago after taking Further Education evening classes. Before long, I realised that I wanted to take my jewellery making further and I left my position as a Primary School Teacher to focus on starting and growing my jewellery business.

My jewellery originally evolved with the making of one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by antique textiles, buttons, shells, fossils, seed pods and flower heads and basically anything else that caught my eye or struck me as having a unique beauty or fascination.

I really enjoy attending events, meeting people and sharing the stories behind each unique piece of jewellery. You can find out where I’ll next be exhibiting plus all my latest information on my News Page here.

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My Influences

From a very early age, I loved taking broken items and re-interpreting them into new, miniature artefacts.

Before becoming a teacher and starting my family, I trained as a Theatrical Prop Maker at Wimbledon College of Art, and it was my time there that sparked an interest in jewellery styles through history.

Now, living and working within the beautiful surroundings of my South Devon home, I see evidence of all my earlier roles and experiences in my jewellery designs and collections.

My Ethos

I am committed to being as sustainable in my creative practice as I can be and will only use guaranteed 100% recycled precious metals. All my jewellery is fabricated by myself using hand tools and traditional techniques and minimal electricity. Where chemicals are needed for cleaning and patination, I choose natural and eco-friendly options wherever possible.

Customers and clients buying or commissioning jewellery from me, can be confident that together we are making an ethical difference to the future of our planet.

My jewellery is hallmarked at the London Assay Office, Goldsmiths’ Hall in London.