Rooted in industrial mythology (foundries, machine parts, architectural fragments), metal is treated as memory: darkened, eroded, and visibly worked with the quiet power of texture, fracture, and time-shaped surfaces.
Gemstones chosen for their natural inclusions. Shadowed tones sit like power cores or discreet chaos, each truly one of a kind, evoking curiosity about their origins.

Work spans jewellery, sculpture, and salvage: rings read as foundations, pendants as plaques, and bangles as structural arcs. Roughness signals value, process marks remain. Designed for wear to leave traces, scratches, and patina, becoming a personal record on industrially marked metal.

Handmade in small batches in East London.
Objects are built to accumulate meaning over time.