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Jewellery to buy or commission inspired by curiosities in the natural world. Made by hand in Glasgow.

23/03/2026

Little forged links arranged in different lengths

04/11/2025

Earrings with new owners

Lots of things leaving the studio without photographs. I’ve got some room for bespoke orders this winter, but get in touch asap if you’re after something! :)

03/11/2025

Rings that could be on your fingers- plum, butter bean, broad bean, sea radish- what do you fancy?!

I’ll be uploading them to by website this week, probably Thursday, will let you know when I do 🌱

16/10/2025

Scottish grown rings for your fingers

Available to handle, or even to buy, at HARVEST, (contemporary craft treasure trove) in Edinburgh’s City Art Centre till the 19th.

14/10/2025

Gathering treasures over the last month

Broad bean
Wonderful huge seed pods from Lisbon Botanic Garden
Sea radish
Sweet little caterpillar
A seed medley!
Borlotti beans from my dad ❤️

10/10/2025

Beans and seeds have long been worn as adornment- symbols of resilience, new beginnings and good luck. Seeds can be found in some of the earliest examples of jewellery, strung simply on braided cord, beans were given as good luck charms in Victorian times and a bean shaped pendant was famously designed by Elsa Peretti for her Tiffany collection. These pleasing shapes have caught the attention of jewellers throughout time- perfectly tactile miniatures which fit nicely in the palm of a hand.

Last month, I gathered a selection of these diverse and delightful things and cast them into a small collection one of a kind rings. Each ‘Hairst’ ring features a different Scottish grown food crop: a runner bean, a broad bean, a plum stone and a poppy seed pod to name a few.

Huge thanks to for sending me such a wonderful selection of seeds to work with (more work to come with those- there’s too much beautiful stuff!). For anybody that isn’t familiar with Seeds of Scotland, they are a brilliant Highlands based supplier of open pollinated seeds. They supply heritage Scottish seeds as well as those which grow well in the Scottish climate. You should look them up.
Thanks also to Zoe for inviting me into her garden to collect some more seeds there.

You can see the rings at HARVEST, the brilliant contemporary craft show brought by and which features works by 80 Scottish artists. Go and see! It’s going to be a feast for the eyes. Edinburgh City House, 11-19th October 10am-4pm

09/09/2025

Very very happy to be busy in the workshop making new work for HARVEST, a new craft fair featuring 80 multidisciplinary and very talented makers, coming to Edinburgh this autumn.

Thank you to and , I can’t wait!

HARVEST: Contemporary Craft Fair is coming to Edinburgh’s City Art Centre 11 – 19 Oct 2025. Presented by and curated by , the Fair will immerse audiences in the work of Scotland-based makers, complemented by a rich programme of workshops and events.

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Image 2 taken at gorgeous allotment, where we harvested some precious crops for casting 🫜

28/07/2025

One of three brooches on show at for the Jewellery Now exhibtion. It features lots and lots of jewels by 65! different makers in the UK and has been beautifully curated by Gregory Parsons and Elizabeth Goring - thank you for including me!

09/07/2025

Can I put a ring on your finger?

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