Each piece begins its life by being initially hand carved from a block of wax. The carving technique applied gives depth and precision, resulting in a highly detailed prototype which is then ready to cast.

I specialise in creating jewellery inspired by works of art, portraits or any other subjects of sculptural nature.

Each custom-made design is hand carved like a sculpture and preserves/interpret all details in proportion and dimension: either two-dimensional ( “Relief” technique ) or three-dimensional. Wax carving requires meticulous concentration and numerous working hours.

When the prototype is fully carved it is then cast in the precious metal of your choice. 

The technique used for casting is the ancient process of “Lost wax”. ( This technique becomes popular during the ancient Greek times as it allowed great and realistic details to be transferred into any precious metal…). 

Once the casting is complete every single detail relating to the design is then carefully refined and perfected by hand in preparation for polishing. It’s during this final stage that the piece really comes alive.