jewellery design

Meet Sarah Law from Sarah and the Wolf, a metalsmith based in Glasgow, who makes micro batches of hand-crafted eco silver and brass jewellery, forged in her small studio under the watchful gaze of Pheobe, her three-year-old Samoyed dog – and ‘The Wolf’ of the title.

Meet Leisa Howes, a jewellery designer and metalworker whose work combines the influences of British folklore, Norse mythology, ancient landscapes and the sea with hand-engraving and metal stamping techniques, in a distinctive, pictorial style.

Meet Sasha Garrett, a jewellery designer who originally trained as a chemist and has a particular love of fordite – a material made from layers of paint built up in old car factories. Ellie Hipkin chats to Sasha about her fascination with fordite and the overlaps between craft and chemistry.

Meet Sarah Hoare from Bird and Monkey, who came up with the concept for her signature collection when her niece drew a picture of a monster and she realised this could be a brilliant business idea: bespoke jewellery made from children’s drawings.

Meet studio jeweller Amy from Foxes and Fables, who makes whimsical jewellery that captures the beauty of the Welsh landscape and combines it with everyday stories and the glamour of the past.