Handmade silver jewellery

Bronze face pendant - my first go with bronze. I think I’m a fan - it polishes up like gold.

Sterling silver frog on slate: Finally I found him a home - on some slate from Blundell Sands. Perfect!

First polymer clay experiments… I think if I next combine the clay with silver, I’ll get something interesting!

Copper compass pendant: Produced for my nephew’s 18th birthday (only a little late!). I’ve wanted to work in copper for a while, and thought men’s jewellery was a good subject. Difficult material to work in, though! 

Silver guitar pendant - finished piece. 2.5” long.

Still learning to photograph silver - hence the many backgrounds. Which works best?

Silver flower pendant: Work in progress for Grandma Betty’s birthday. Made from Sterling silver precious metal clay.

Silver heart pendant: This is a unique sterling silver pendant, crafted from precious metal clay.

The outside parts of the sandwich are sterling silver, polished to a high shine. The centre is red translucent acrylic.

The pieces are held together with four brass rivets, topped with silver on the front side.

The pendant is 3.1mm square. At 16.6 grams, it’s quite heavy, so will hang beautifully.

The large bail (8mm high) is also sterling silver.

Commission a similar one on Etsy:

http://www.etsy.com/listing/96479432/heavy-silver-heart-pendant-with-red

Silver sun pendant

Garden pendant: Finished. I love working on pieces that tell a story. This one is my story… the new pond I built at the end of last year. I think these story pieces are probably too personal to sell, but if you have an idea of something you’d like, please get in touch.

Silver sun pendant: Finished. The sun’s face has a lovely expression… the whole piece looks quite unique.