I’m an Edinburgh-based jeweller creating elegant, timeless pieces from ethically sourced sterling silver.

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I graduated with First Class Honours in Jewellery and Metalwork Design from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design.

Since graduating, my work has been exhibited in a number of galleries and showcases, including Diana Porter and Tatha Gallery and most recently Lily Luna in the Art to Wear Exhibition 2026 .

Alongside traditional metalwork, I practise the craft of lampworking, creating the bespoke glass beads that have become a signature element of my jewellery.

Each bead is individually made by hand, giving every piece its own subtle character and individuality.

My approach to design is intuitive and exploratory. Rather than beginning with a fixed idea of what a piece should become, I allow the designing and making processes to unfold alongside one another.

I experiment with shape, proportion and form as I work, moving different components and elements in and out until the design naturally comes together.

I’m instinctively drawn to soft, rounded forms and graceful silhouettes, often favouring oval and teardrop shapes. I love the way these gentle curves complement the natural contours of the body — from the delicate droop of the ear to the movement of the hand — allowing each piece to feel both considered and effortless when worn. .

At the heart of my work is a desire to create jewellery that feels beautiful without being fleeting: pieces designed to be worn, cherished and enjoyed for years to come.