Working with metal is my way of making sense of life’s messy, beautiful evolution, taking the scraps, the rough edges, and the unpredictable moments and shaping them into something meaningful. Instead of starting with a rigid blueprint, I treat my process like cooking: gathering fused offcuts, recycled sterling silver, carefully chosen gemstones, and hints of gold, then curiosity and play take over. Through forging, fusing, and pushing materials right to their absolute limit, I create unique pieces that prove nothing is ever wasted, wrong, or beyond transformation.

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I've always been deeply sensitive to the world around me. For me, creativity has been both a refuge and a language, a way to process experiences, connect with myself, and make sense of the world. My work explores resilience, empathy, connection and acceptance, celebrating the marks that life leaves behind and the strength we find within them.

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From my workshop and studio in Lode, Cambridgeshire, I bring together my worlds of making, teaching and creativity. Alongside designing and creating jewellery for Dea+me, I teach jewellery-making skills through Creative Therapy Space and explore the connection between creativity, wellbeing and self-expression.

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Making, teaching and creativity are woven together in everything I do. Each informs the other, creating a practice rooted in compassion, curiosity and the belief that humans and nature are part of one beautiful, interconnected web of life.

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My collections include Vita, Vi and Viriditas. From accessible everyday pieces to wearable art, every design is ethically made using precious metals and gemstones, crafted with care and created to carry meaning.

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@dea.and.me