Life in Jewellery
This collection perfectly fuses a special part of Britain’s heritage with art and design to produce stunning jewels. The pieces are hand-wrought in coloured golds, silver and rare Cornish tin.
Inspired by the beauty and movement of the swans that grace the Somerset Levels and Bishops Palace in Wells, the Fairtrade Swan Collection captures their elegance perfectly.
Inspired by delicate Alpine flowers, the 18ct Fairtrade gold pieces are meticulously set with subtle shades of pink or blue sapphires and unusual leaf-green tsavorite garnets.
Precious handmade fine jewellery, exquisitely hand-crafted using traditional goldsmithing skills from ethically sourced materials. Beautiful, unique pieces to reach across the generations with meaning and value from source to wearer.
We can tailor a voucher for a commission or unique piece to take the guess-work out of a very personal gift.
You may well have heard about the Cheddar Brooch now on display at the Museum of Somerset in Taunton. This rare Anglo-Saxon silver disc brooch dates from 800- 900 AD and is certainly a show-stopper. It was found in a field near Cheddar by metal detectorist Iain Sansome. Although it was covered in mud, Iain... Read more »
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In the realm of custom jewellery, there exists a unique story behind every piece. My latest endeavour delves into the creation of two bespoke bangles, each woven with the threads of cherished memories and meticulously shaped by skilled hands. The project began with the selection of specific gold pieces, including an uncle’s watch chain and... Read more »
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A bracelet I particularly enjoyed making this year was in response to the problem of a customer’s existing necklet and bracelet set that was worn beyond repair.
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Pioneering the field of ethical jewellery production, Erica was one of the first jewellers in the world licensed to trade in Fairtrade gold.
