Before jewellery, I was an architect & interior designer.

On a career break, I spent 60 weeks travelling solo across Asia with a champagne diamond in my backpack — bought in Jaipur, eventually set in solid gold in Sydney. Commissions followed. Eight years of working out exactly what I wanted to make followed that.

Now I'm based in Brighton.

My design ethos is pretty straightforward: I make what I want to wear; minimal, natural, deliberately imperfect, sometimes a little chaotic. No two pieces look the same. I'm tired of jewellery that's too literal, too safe, too identical. Mine won't be. I also hate clasps.

Permanent jewellery is the beginning. Bespoke pieces are coming. I work with cut diamonds, rough diamonds and precious gemstones. For my permanent offering, I source lab-grown diamond pieces.

I hope I can offer something you have never seen before.