Jewellery made
to be treasured
Inspired by ancient cultures and the natural world, Rebecca’s work draws on her background in archaeology, reaching back through time and connecting with the past.
A jewellery designer based in the West Country, she can often be found exploring the moors and the coast, gathering ideas for her designs.
Intrigued by the notions of place and belonging, her work is reminiscent of forgotten treasures buried by our ancestors, and designed to be handed down through generations to come. Each piece of jewellery is made by hand in Somerset, and her work is rooted in the mysteries of this ancient land. She often combines the ancient technique of lost wax casting and the modern medium of silver clay.
For thousands of years, How we adorn ourselves has told a story of who we are.
In my work, I weave ancient techniques with the modern medium of silver clay. My collections are small-batch, and one-of-a-kind pieces. All of my designs are handmade and hand-caste using recycled silver and ethical gold.
