Silver crystal ring | sterling silver jewellery

I have a selection of made to order items such as my bangles and the wave necklace.

The bangles will need testing and hallmarking at the Assay Office therefore will take approximately 4-5 weeks processing time.

The wave necklace for example only needs a 925 stamp which can be hand-stamped by myself. This is due to the fact that it weighs less than 7.78g which is the legal weight requirement.

All my items are presented in a suitably sized Kraft gift box. Then I pop this inside a linen gift bag.

All jewellery items are sent inside a Jiffy bag via Royal Mail Special Delivery (guaranteed next working day by 4pm).

Each piece of sea glass I use is authentic, genuine sea glass - most of which has been personally collected by me from the beaches near my home in Dorset

Sea glass is broadly defined as glass which has been discarded into the oceans or on beaches, thereafter spending many decades being gently tumbled by the waves. This gives it the characteristic smooth edges and beautiful frosted appearance which defines it

The quality and colour of each piece determines its rarity and subsequent value, and this will be described in the sale listing and if relevant reflected in the price. I will always try to show the colour as accurately as possible in images

All glass is carefully washed and checked for any sharp or rough edges prior to being used

I mainly work with 925 sterling silver but I’m hoping to incorporate some yellow gold into my jewellery

In addition to sterling silver, I use a variety of other components and beads including cultured pearls, Swarovski Crystals and Gemstones

The quality and value of all semi-precious stones can vary greatly, and this will be reflected in the price on each piece

All silver components are bought within the UK from a well-known reputable company

Beads, crystals and gemstones are sourced as local to me as possible but sometimes the gemstones come from further afield

Every item I make is handcrafted by me to my own designs. Due to the nature of the materials and techniques used, most pieces are unique and 'one of a kind', especially when featuring sea glass or other natural materials

The plain bangles can be repeated fairly easily, however any texture added to them such as hammering will always be slightly different due to the nature of the texture.