Info & FAQ's
The jewellery featured on my website are designs from both past and present collections, all of them made in my Lincolnshire studio.
I make each piece of jewellery individually to my own design using a synthetic clay material, more commonly known as Polymer Clay, along with other high quality materials including sterling silver.
I have chosen to work with polymer clay when designing and creating my jewellery as it offers a great many benefits over traditional clays making it a perfect material for jewellery designs.
For my customers, who wear my jewellery, the benefits include its strength, resilience and most importantly it’s super lightweight nature.
I produce small collections or individual pieces in a range of styles , from jewellery that can be worn every day to more statement designs. My customers are delighted by the colours, textures and patterns in my jewellery pieces, the comfort of lightweight earrings and the originality of my designs, many of which are ‘one of a kind’ originals and are only available from my sales outlets.
I have answered some frequently asked questions below. Should you wish to contact me about my work, events or venues please do so using my contact form.
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To keep your jewellery in it’s best condition I recommend you………..
Remove your jewellery when bathing, swimming or taking a shower.
Avoid contact with harsh chemicals (including perfume) & abrasive materials.
When not in use, store in it’s box or fabric bag in a safe place out of direct sunlight.
Extreme low or high temperatures may compromise the condition of your piece.
To clean your jewellery, gently rub using a soft dry or slightly dampened cloth.
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A synthetic ‘clay’ often with a high content of colour pigment. The material is both lightweight and durable, making it perfect for jewellery.
I test all my pieces to ensure that they will stand up to normal wear; unlike glass and some ceramic work which can be somewhat brittle, polymer clay is a durable material. To keep your jewellery in it’s best condition please see ‘How do I care for my jewellery’ above.
I am happy to consider commission orders, please feel free to contact me detailing your request/s via the contact page.