It's All In The Details
Jewellery is like tiny little sculptures that you can wear.
Jewellery is like tiny little sculptures that you can wear.
For several years, I have been developing a new clasp.
Jewellery comes to life when it is worn.
It starts to make sense.
When my youngest was little, she simply couldn't understand why she hadn't been invited to our wedding, and our other daughter had.
The last 12 months, almost exactly as I write this, have been different for everyone.
There is no better way to get feedback than gathering some of your most loyal customers to view your latest collections.
Sometimes life is hard.
Sometimes it feels like you are fighting a battle.
We are ready for the sun aren't we?
Oh yes we are.
In September, Clarks shoes ran a delightful advertising campaign.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I love a hill.
At an event recently, I asked the ladies which style of necklace they preferred…long or short?
I LOVE a peep behind the scenes of other businesses, so I thought you might enjoy a bit of back story to what goes into running a jewellery business.
For a while now I have had website envy…
I began noticing that there was a shift in web design.
...even if it's not in England.
Summer is what memories are made of.
If you are the proud owner of a silk friendship bracelet or necklace cord, you’ll know that it gets a bit worn over time.
Inspired by simple patterns found in tombs in Ancient Egypt, it seems the Thebes design is everywhere.
Sometimes nature just does things better.
When you run a small business, it’s well documented that you have to be adaptable and juggle making with marketing, tech with customer service and administrating with managing...
A few weeks ago, I joined the ladies of Edgbaston, at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, for a ladies lunch.
Now in it’s second year of it regeneration, it’s lovely to see this very special garden* develop.
In the depths of winter, we need to be gentle on ourselves and what we can achieve.
About 15 years ago, I began developing the Alexandria collection after a visit to the British Museum.
Time marches on.
It really is ... helpful, I mean.
I've noticed that as my bench skills have improved, the things I make get smaller and smaller.