Bespoke
Revive and remodel a family piece of jewellery
Re-setting service
Create contemporary heirlooms
I love working to commission to create bespoke jewellery for clients all over the world. I make unique pieces including engagement rings, wedding rings, necklaces, pendants and other special occasion pieces.
I also specialise in the re-modelling of family pieces of jewellery. I often work with inherited jewels that have sentimental value, re-working them into new and meaningful pieces that can be enjoyed and worn again. This process brings new life into old pieces to be treasured as future heirlooms.
So if you have your Grandmother's wedding ring, an Aunt's brooch or a sentimental piece you would like to have re-worked please get in touch.
All of my jewellery is entirely handmade by myself using precious metal sheet, wire and gemstones. Pieces take time and patience to make. If you need an item in a hurry please feel free to contact me with your deadline and I will do my best to fulfil your request.
Commissioning a bespoke piece of jewellery - How it works
The process of having bespoke jewellery made begins with an initial chat by phone or by email. You are also welcome to visit the workshop by appointment. We first talk through your ideas and inspiration before refining the design. I can use new materials or your own metal and stones from heirloom pieces, or a mixture of both. If you have a budget in mind I can happily design and make within your requirements.
Seeing your piece come to life
Once we’ve reached a clear direction I produce a sheet of design ideas for you to select from. I then send you a number of quotes dependant on different carats of metal and stones. I like to work closely with clients through photographs which reveal the process of making from beginning to end so that you are part of the process.
Payment
You can pay a 50% deposit initially and the final 50% on completion. Scrap precious metal can be offset against the cost of new materials.
Timeline
The bespoke design process typically takes 2-3 weeks and once your deposit is paid you will have your finished piece made and hallmarked within 8-10 weeks.