Custom Rings

Here are some of the custom rings I have made recently. I love there simplicity.

Man's wedding band in white and rose gold. I love that it is asymmetrical.

This was a wedding anniversary ring in white gold with a diamond. Simply elegant.

Love Etsy

I have just shipped off my first Etsy sale. Thanks.

Nicky and Paul

In December Nicky and Paul got married. I was busy with stock and markets and forgot to post their rings. So here they are. Congratulations guys.

Fundraiser

I have had the pleasure of collaborating with Zulu Beadwork Project in creating two necklaces for Thanda Zulu. These pieces among others will be auctioned in London to raise money for the organisation. They are based in KwaZulu Natal doing amazing work to improve the lives of children with their after-school program. The auction is on the 7 November 2011, Art First Gallery, 21 Eastcastle St, London, W1W 8DD.
 

Welcome 2011

Hi there. Sorry I have been slack and taking a bit of a break. Well I started 2011 with a great commission. It was for a Ruby wedding anniversary. This is the pendant that I made. It has charms and little ruby beads.

Necklace to remember

This is a necklace that i made for Colwyn. She wanted something to reminder her of sons. I have seen generic boy figures but I needed to make it different, to have more personality. The result was these very cute "boy" characters. I think they are very sweet.

Kilt Pin

The brief was to make a kilt pin for a 60th birthday pressie. He is a ex-South African, he likes guitars, rugby and SA. Oh and it has to be a little different to you traditional kilt pin. After lots of communication this is what it looked like.

The sketch

The finished product

40 = Ruby

My friend Jess (the one that does my illustration for Icon Africa) wanted to get her parents a 40th wedding anniversary pressie. Forty years is a Ruby. The result was a beautifully simple salt spoon with a ruby set at the end. The back has her parents names and the date stamped on the back. (Sorry still trying to master my camera, so you don't get the true colour of the stone which is actually a pinky red).