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Charlotte creates stunning mixed media jewellery from her workshop in West Yorkshire. Working mostly in silver, she then brings other materials such as vintage plastics, wood and glass into the mix for colour and texture.

Linda creates her designs by hand in her Wiltshire studio. Her beautiful pieces are designed to be easy and comfortable to wear, long-lasting and fun.

Stunning handmade colourful jewellery created from photographs of butterflies, leaves and flowers, which are then transposed onto recycled aluminium.

Inspired by nature, historical jewellery and jewellery from around the world, Helen likes to create pieces using precious metals and semi and precious stones that are simple, unique and have a timeless quality to them.

Salisbury jewellery designer Sarah Sowerby (formally Morris) is inspired by natural forms and colours found in nature and reflects this in her organic, textured and often colourful handmade necklaces, earrings and rings. She incorporates silver, copper, gold and semi-precious gemstones. 

Dorset artist Yvette’s work, inspired by nature & the timeless theme of love, has a sculptural quality. She produces an element of delicacy in some pieces whilst still forming substantial tactile hard-wearing objects.

Tamara Dixon's jewellery is an ever changing collection using traditional chain making techniques with a contemporary twist. All of the designs are created in limited editions.

John and Dawn Field work together to create their asymmetrical metal range which involves stencilled silver with other shapes soldered onto it. Earrings in the range will have a vibrant, rich coloured stone attached to one and decoration in the form of some brass loops on the other.

Susanna’s makes one-off pieces in silver, gold, pearls, precious and semi precious stones –  she loves the idea that every piece is unique, which makes it even more special for the person who wears it.

Taking her inspiration from the West Sussex coast, her home, places she visits and even her pantry, Fiona creates unique and wearable jewellery combining gems and precious metals.

Bea's unique contemporary pieces are raw textured precious metals, sterling silver, yellow and white gold with a matt finish, combined with precious gemstones, beads and pearl. She feels their minimal style perfectly reflects a sense of balance.

Suzanne Lives on the edge of the New Forest with her husband and two young children and takes her inspiration for her jewellery from the beautiful, bountiful flora and fauna that surrounds her home.

MYSTIC FORMS is a hand crafted jewellery collection by a London-based Japanese artist Akiko Ban, co-directed with a designer Taiyo Nagano.

Nancy’s sculptural jewellery is made by enamelling onto hand cut pieces of silver. Each piece is unique and she never makes two pieces the same.