The Pebble Collection
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Introducing Pebble, a collection of sculptural pieces that are unbelievably sumptuous to hold and touch. Voluptuous shapes, soft surfaces, meticulously hand crafted and made to order.

The beginning
Inspired by time spent on the Dorset coast, this collection began with observing the simple ways we interact with pebbles, the sea and our surroundings.
I became fascinated by how something as understated as a pebble can bring such a sense of play and contentment. We pick them up, hold them in our hands, skim them across the water, stack them, collect them and carry them home in our pockets. These small, instinctive interactions seem to reconnect us with something very human — curiosity, play, joy and the simple pleasure of being present.
From these observations, I created a collection that is playful, bold and comforting. Each piece is made by hand and designed for everyday wear — a small reminder of connection, of moments experienced, and of what it feels like to be fully alive.
The jewellery becomes a kind of souvenir: not simply of a place, but of a feeling or moment in your own story. Something to carry with you through change and transition, and perhaps a reminder to return to nature, to notice what surrounds you and to find joy in simple things.
The more we experience and enjoy the natural world, the more we want to connect with it.
Human-made. Human-inspired. Designed to be held, worn and lived with.

Artists influence
Inspired by first hand research in nature and influenced by sculptural work by Barbabra Hepworth,Henry Moore, Land art by Andy Goldsworthy and shapes by Annish Kapor. Questions of luxury and a different way to interpret the world inspired by the work of by Domix Wilcox and his 24ct gold gilded skimming pebble, as well as jewellery Otto Kunzli and his 1980 bangle gold makes blind.
Finished off with the skills and dedication of humans to their love such as champion stone skimmer Christina Bravery. And my partner Sam for his dedication for always managing to skim stones.

Craftsmanship
Utilising the pebble itself, I moulded, sculpted and shaped each item in my studio by hand.
From rolling pebbles in ink to create shapes, to carving the negative and positive shapes directly from the pebble. Wrapping molten wax around pebbles to take the exact forms, slip casting for hollow shapes, sanding , and polishing in such a way that it leaves the perfect balance of shine and satin, just like how pebbles tumble, turn and erode. Every detail considered, every detail human made. These items exude a feeling of familiarity and comfort and tempt you to touch them.

We hope you love and connect to the collection and find a piece that speaks to you.