I’ve always been drawn to making things by hand. With a background in design and sculpture, I discovered my love of silversmithing after moving to the UK in 2006, and it was there that I first fell for ocean-worn glass on the windswept shores of the Isle of Anglesey (Wales). Sea glass has inspired my creations ever since, shaping collections that celebrate texture, form, colour, and a deep connection to the coast.

Now nearly 2 decades later I am based in my studio on Tamborine Mountain in Queensland where I continue to handcraft one-of-a-kind jewellery using sea glass collected from the UK, Japan, and Iceland. Each fragment is naturally tumbled by the sea and carefully transformed into wearable art.

No two pieces are ever the same; I let the sea glass guide the design, allowing its shape and texture to shine. Each creation carries a sense of history and a connection to the ocean a reminder to the wearer that true beauty isn’t mass-produced, but slowly shaped by time, and meant to be treasured.

Alongside making jewellery, I run a gallery space and offer jewellery making workshops to share my skills and inspire a little magic along the way.