jewellery designers

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 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.

Clare Lloyd is a self-confessed colour addict who creates jewellery in perfectly combined shades of the spectrum. She tells us about her jewellery-making processes, her inspirations and how her meticulous jewellery is the product of a surprisingly messy work bench.

We talk to Amy Hall of Red Paper House who combines elements of nature with colour, geometric patterns and illustrations to create her distinctive jewellery