Ethics

As a maker and designer, I try to be as honest and transparent as I can about the environmental impact of my practice. It's something that's important to me personally, so it's important that it's reflected in my work too

The pieces I make are designed and crafted in small batches (or as one-offs) to keep them personal, thoughtfully made and to reduce waste.

For precious metals, I use either SMO (Single Mine Origin) or recycled alloys from suppliers I trust. SMO gold can be traced back to one responsibly operated mine, offering greater transparency around its origin while meeting recognised standards for responsible mining, including environmental care, safe working conditions and community support. There is no difference in the quality of the gold itself — the distinction lies in its traceability and known origin.

I use gemstones from suppliers who hold high standards in ethical and traceable gemstone sourcing.

My packaging is recyclable, with the exception of cotton pouches which are designed to be reused. Postcards, order cards and business cards are made from recycled paper.

I'd like my jewellery to be worn and enjoyed for years to come, so please get in touch if you'd ever like a piece serviced, polished or repaired. You can also visit the aftercare page for advice on caring for your jewellery.

Responsible sourcing isn't a finish line - it's something that continues to evolve. I regularly review the materials I use and the suppliers I work with, and I'll always aim to make informed choices that reflect what's important to me as a maker.