


I have been making jewellery for thirty-five years, originally from a studio shop I opened in Masham in 1990. Following a move to London and an exciting and varied career, I have now returned to Masham, my hometown, to design and make jewellery once more. I love using colourful gemstones, beads and pearls; many have been sourced through
I have been making jewellery for thirty-five years, originally from a studio shop I opened in Masham in 1990. Following a move to London and an exciting and varied career, I have now returned to Masham, my hometown, to design and make jewellery once more. I love using colourful gemstones, beads and pearls; many have been sourced throughout my career in the jewellery trade. I create jewellery using traditional hand tools and ancient techniques, which means each piece is unique. The exception is my Yorkshire Rose Jewellery, which is cast from recycled silver and finished by hand in my home studio.
I work at my own pace and enjoy the peace of creating jewellery that people enjoy wearing.
I currently sell at craft fairs and pop-ups. E-mail or sign up for my newsletter for more information.
Member of the NAJ (National Association of Jewellers)

Many gemstones are not what they seem; they may be treated or even grown in a laboratory.
Gemmology is the science of studying gemstones, examining both natural and synthetic materials to ensure accurate identification, detection of any treatments, and therefore promoting transparency within the jewellery trade.
I have been a member of
Many gemstones are not what they seem; they may be treated or even grown in a laboratory.
Gemmology is the science of studying gemstones, examining both natural and synthetic materials to ensure accurate identification, detection of any treatments, and therefore promoting transparency within the jewellery trade.
I have been a member of Gem-A (The Gemmological Association of Great Britain) since graduating with their prestigious Gemmology and Diamond diplomas in 2002/3 gaining the right to use the post-nominals FGA DGA.
Learn more about becoming a gemmologist and check the register on the Gem-A website www.gem-a.com or come along to one of our regular North East Branch meetings in York.

It is not possible to value or identify jewellery, gemstones or diamonds from an image. It takes knowledge and experience, combined with current market research, to conclude the value of an item. Even then, the value will vary for different purposes. Therefore, your valuer needs to understand what you need a valuation for. Reasons inclu
It is not possible to value or identify jewellery, gemstones or diamonds from an image. It takes knowledge and experience, combined with current market research, to conclude the value of an item. Even then, the value will vary for different purposes. Therefore, your valuer needs to understand what you need a valuation for. Reasons include insurance, if you are planning to sell, or probate.
If you need help valuing or identifying your jewellery, I can assist you. I have 25 years of experience in providing valuations, and hold the qualification ‘Certificate of Appraisal Theory’ from the National Association of Jewellers.
You can find out more about valuations and becoming a valuer from the NAJ website www.naj.co.uk
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