Ashes Memorial Jewellery

14/04/2026

There is something deeply comforting about keeping them close 🤍

My self-fill urn pendants are designed to hold a small amount of ashes, a lock of hair, or something meaningful that keeps their presence with you every day. Each piece becomes more than jewellery. It becomes a quiet connection, a way to carry love that never leaves.

Whether you are remembering a loved one or a cherished pet, these pieces are made to bring a little comfort in the moments you need it most.

09/04/2026

Lunch break with the boss 🌿🐾

I may run the business, but Banksy runs me. Today’s tasks included judging me, supervising absolutely nothing, and sitting in the sunshine looking important.

It’s these quiet little moments that mean everything… the ones I try to capture in the jewellery I make 💛

01/04/2026

30/03/2026

There are some pieces I create that feel especially meaningful, and this was one of them 🤍

I had the honour of making two ashes imprinted band rings for two lovely ladies, each one created to hold and carry the memory of their much loved and deeply missed mum. Her ashes were carefully rolled into the silver itself, becoming part of the bands in a way that is both subtle and deeply personal.

I find something so comforting in this process. The ashes are not just held, they are truly part of the jewellery, forever woven into something strong, lasting, and full of love.

This is what memorial jewellery means to me. Not just something to wear, but something to feel. A quiet connection that stays with you, always 🤍

Thank you for trusting me with something so precious. It is always an honour to create these pieces.

28/03/2026

I have been a little quieter than usual this week, as I took a short break to the Austrian mountains for some skiing and a moment to pause ❄️🏔️

Working in such a deeply meaningful space, I am always holding your stories, your memories, and your loved ones close. Taking a little time to reset allows me to return with the care, focus, and intention that each piece truly deserves.

I will be back next week, feeling refreshed and ready to continue creating jewellery that holds what matters most 🤍

Thank you for being here and for trusting me with something so personal.

23/03/2026

I found this photo today and honestly it stopped me in my tracks.

This was me back in 2016 with peroxide blonde hair, working out of my very glamorous leaking potting shed at home, right at the beginning of Ashes Memorial Jewellery.

No fancy workshop. No big plans. Just me, a lot of love, and a deep desire to create something meaningful for people going through loss.

Fast forward to today and yes, the workshop is definitely more polished, a little less… damp 😂 but the heart behind every piece has never changed.

Every piece of jewellery I create still carries the same intention it did back then. To honour a life. To hold a memory. To keep someone close in a way that words sometimes cannot.

From ashes, hair, or fingerprints, these pieces are more than jewellery. They are stories, love, and connection that never fades.

Sometimes it is good to look back and remember where it all started 🤍

18/03/2026

It’s Whimsical Wednesday and this little memory popped up on my Timehop today. This was taken three years ago in my old workshop, and it looks like the teddy bears had completely taken over the place 😂🧸

The workshop may be different now, but it seems the bears are still invading the Woodland Workshop just the same ❤️

Some things change, but the heart behind what I create never does. Every piece of memorial jewellery I make still carries the same purpose, to help keep precious memories close and honour the people we love and miss every day.

16/03/2026

This beautiful teardrop pendant holds strands of hair, delicately preserved within a resin gem, creating a truly personal and meaningful memorial. Each strand is carefully inlaid by hand so that every piece tells its own unique story.

On the back, I engraved an exact copy of her dad’s handwriting, making this pendant even more special. Seeing a loved one’s actual writing brings a powerful sense of closeness, turning a piece of jewellery into something deeply personal and comforting to wear every day.

It is more than jewellery. It is a memory, a connection, and a way to keep someone you love close to your heart always.