Hello, I’m Kate. I’m (more than) slightly obsessed with jewellery. I design and hand-make jewellery, using recycled silver and gold, from my studio, south of Birmingham, UK.

I love making things that give people a warm, fuzzy feeling. Whether it’s because it’s something that has special emotional significance, is a future family heirloom, is a treat for yourself or a loved one or just because it looks pretty.

One of my favourite ways to design is working collaboratively with you on bespoke pieces, including wedding, engagement and eternity rings. Making jewellery by hand gives me the freedom to customise my designs to meet your needs. It is an honour to be trusted to make jewellery that has significant symbolism to you.

Browse my collections or get in touch if you’d like to discuss commissioning a bespoke piece. I’d love to hear from you.

Tomorrow and next Sunday you can find me at two wonderful Birmingham Markets. Mac Arts Market tomorrow (Sunday 7th) and Edgbaston Artisan Market next Saturday (13th). It would be great to see you there. Pictured: small scattered trillions necklace
A recent bespoke commissions was creating something for these gorgeous pear shaped green tourmalines, which my customer had purchased on a recent holiday to South America. She asked me to make them into a pair of earrings, and was inspired by my tape
My first event of the year is on Saturday at Moseley Arts Market. Moseley Farmers’ Market will also be on over the other side of Alcester Road. Come and get yourself some Easter goodies - yummy edible ones and some that will last a lot longer!
It’s sunny here this afternoon, and these 22 carat gold plated silver scattered trillions drop earrings seem very appropriate for the bright skies. Is it sunny where you are today? ☀️ #goldplatedsilver #22caratgoldplated #scatteredtrillions
Spring is on its way, and there’s ten days until my first event of the year. I’ll be at Moseley Arts Market on Saturday 30th March between 9 and 3. Moseley Farmers Market will also be on, over the other side of Alcester Road. It would be
Another aquamarine beauty. This one is a deeper blue than the shades you usually see. Again, this one is set in 9 carat rose gold. The ring has a polished finish all over and has 6 little triangular shaped cut outs around the sides of the setting.
Aquamarine, like emerald, is a form of beryl. The name comes from the Latin word for seawater. It’s the birthstone for March and looks stunning set in yellow gold, rose gold or silver. Here, I’ve set this trillion cut aquamarine in 9 cara
I made this hoard of rings for one of my customers almost 6 years ago. I remember the timing well because it was a commission I started when I was pregnant with my first baby, and finished when she was only a few months old. The stones were bought wh
I’ve been busy in the background doing lots of, rather dull but necessary, admin jobs. Booking markets for this year, finishing my tax return, and trying to organise spreadsheets so I can better keep on top of my sales admin. I’m looking