
We make jewellery the slow way — drawn, carved in wax, cast, set and polished by hand at the workbench, until the piece is right and the gold comes alive in the light.
Polished gold does nothing in shadow. Turn it, and a line of light runs across every facet and edge — the whole point of the work is that catch of light. Scroll, and pass the light across the piece.

The piece is drawn to size, then carved in wax — the true shape found by hand before a gram of gold is melted.
The wax is invested and burned out, and molten gold is cast into the void. What comes back is rough, heavy and full of promise.
Filed, sanded and trued, the piece takes its edges. Stones are cut a seat and set by hand, secure and square to the light.
Grade by grade on the wheel, the surface comes up from matte to mirror. Only now does the gold do what gold is for — catch and throw the light.
Commissions and restorations — rings, bands, settings and heirloom repairs.





We are an independent goldsmith atelier. Every piece is made by hand from the first sketch — carved in wax, cast in solid gold, set and polished at our own workbench. We do not outsource and we do not batch. We take commissions, reset heirloom stones, and restore old jewellery so it can be worn again. Each piece is hallmarked and made to last.
Tell us the piece, the metal and any stones — we will sketch it and quote it.