IMPORTANT NOTICE !!!!
I had a trapeziectomy operation on my right hand on March 3rd and cannot make jewellery for a few weeks. I have made some pieces ahead of time and these are indicated as being 'In Stock' and will be sent out
to you on ordering.
All others labelled as 'Pre Order" - you can order now to be added to my waiting list which I will work through in order on my return OR you might prefer to wait until I am back at work.
Please do drop me a message or email if you are unsure about ordering, or if you want to be notified when I am able to make again. Also if you wish to start planning a bespoke piece let's chat!
I have put together a small 'curated' collection of jewellery by other artists while I am unable to make. Please take a look at these gorgeous pieces! If I have sold a piece or you need to enquire about a different size just let me know.

How to Work Out Your Ring Size
HOW TO WORK OUT YOUR RING SIZE
Discovering your ring size can be as simple as heading to your local jeweller and having your finger measured, but there are also a few easy ways to assess your ring size at home.
NOTE: The average ring size of wedding ring finger varies between M-N for women and S-T1/2 for men.
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Check out my list of three easy ways to determine your ring size and find your perfect fit.
1 You can order a ring sizer from me for £2.50 including postage (UK only)
2 Use String or Dental Floss:
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Use a piece of string or dental floss and wrap it around the base of your finger.
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Use a pen to mark the point on the string where the end meets.
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Use a millimeter ruler to measure the string.
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Choose the closest circumference measurement to the chart below to find your ring size.
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If you are not in the UK and already know your ring size you can check it again the UK sizes in the International Ring Chart below.
3 If you have a ring that already fits your finger well, you can use a ruler to measure the inside diameter of this ring:
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Take your ruler and measure straight across the inside of the ring from edge to edge.
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Take the diameter measurement in millimeters, and then use the measurement-conversion chart below to find your ring size.
