Over the last year of running workshops from my studio at The Fold , one thing has become very clear: people are craving moments where they can slow down, create with their hands, and connect with something meaningful. That’s exactly why I introduced my Sigil Necklace Workshop . It brings together creativity, symbolism and intention—allowing each participant to design and cast their own wearable sigil in silver. But beyond the jewellery making, there’s a deeper idea at the he

Lunar Lady Mystic Menace Cuff with Tiny Freshwater Pearl and Rainbow Moonstones. The Universal Glow There are very few materials I reach for as instinctively as pearls. Part of it is simple: I genuinely don’t think anyone looks bad in pearls. Their lustre flatters every skin tone. They soften sharp styles, elevate minimal ones, and somehow adapt to whoever is wearing them. I’ve never seen pearls look “off” on anyone. But my love for pearls goes much deeper than appearance. A

When choosing gold jewellery, you’ll often see terms like gold fill, gold vermeil, and solid gold. These aren’t just marketing words — they describe very different ways gold is used in jewellery making, which affects durability, longevity, and price.I work with all three, because each one has its place. When they’re made properly, every one of them can create beautiful, long-wearing jewellery — it simply comes down to how you want to wear it and invest in it.

When life feels noisy, rushed or untethering, grounding becomes less of a luxury and more of a necessity. This crystal story is an invitation to come back into your body — gently, intentionally, and without force — using the stabilising energy of red jasper  and the strength of a diamond-shaped visualisation . Why Grounding Matters External pressures, emotional overwhelm and mental overload can pull our energy upwards, leaving us stuck in our heads and operating from a reacti

Weaving symbolism, and creating meaning - Mini Menace Pendants - Mystic Menace Collection. The Power of Visual Imagery I’ve always been guided by imagery — by the colours, symbols, and visual cues that shape how I want to feel . In my previous blog, I talked about how I use visualisation  to bring myself back into the present moment. That same sense of visual focus is what draws me to crystals and symbolism in my jewellery. Crystals and symbols both hold a kind of language —

Bloodstone was the focus for my visualisation. A Different Approach When it comes to crystals, there are so many traditions and ways of...

Raw Quartz Colour Therapy Necklaces The Stone of Clarity and Amplification Clear Quartz is often called the “master healer” — and for...

Crystals in all their different shapes and colours! My journey with crystals began much earlier than I sometimes realise — somewhere...