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Based on personal photography of the structural details and materials of the Scottish Parliament, various buildings in New York and Prague and other industrial buildings within Scotland, a collection of both tableware and jewellery has evolved.
By combining natural materials with strong metal forms, the afore-mentioned architectural connotations are realised.
Handmade, contemporary silver jewellery with a geometric and architectural theme, incorporating the refractory metal Niobium and semi-precious stones. Earrings, pendants, necklaces, reversible items, cufflinks and brooches.
Contemporary jewellery which is extremely tactile and wearable. Using silver and gold wire with coloured silk threads designs are crated which are striking and full of energy.
Silver Contemporary Jewellery inspired by the Scottish coast line.
Using mainly silver and oxidised silver I work with unit construction methods such as chain mail to assemble necklaces, bracelets and rings, giving forms which are three dimensional, light, flexible, tactile and durable. Movement and comfort are important elements in the wearing of these uniquely handmade pieces.
I am an independent designer jeweller who can make to order one-off items of gold or silver jewellery for any occasion and on my website there is a large selection of ranges to suit all tastes and budgets.
I am happy to discuss ideas, so feel free to contact me either by phone or email through my website.
My jewellery is essentially inspired by the materials I use and the technique I have established. By compressing the finest gauge of 18ct yellow gold and fine silver wire I create an intriguing solid mesh form. Fusing this wire allows me to achieve interesting 2D and 3D structures. Subsequently designing and handmaking innovative collections of wearable, contemporary jewellery.
Through the themes of repetition, connection, space and contrast, traditional materials; such as silver, 18ct gold and freshwater pearls and conventional jewellery techniques are given a contemporary twist.
Hebridean Jewellery, manufacturing jewellers, produce a large range of high quality silver and gold jewellery from traditional style to modern unique designs made in the Western Isles on the island of South Uist. There is something for all tastes, delicate to chunky, intricate to minimalist.