Combing beautiful landscapes with jewellery.

You will find me running across the wild landscapes of Britain, covering large distances in all weathers. I explore nature mostly on my own, reconnecting with the sights, smells, sounds, and raw emotions that only long distance running can evoke.

It was in this absolute solitude that I merged two life paths into one: my love for long distance running and my passion for jewellery design.

Before focusing on running, I spent years travelling the world to educate myself, building a foundation of knowledge in various jewellery making techniques. From South America and Asia to Europe and Japan, I immersed myself in the craft of different cultures.

This journey lends a raw, pure element to my style. The foundation of every design is visualised during my long distance runs through the wilds of Britain and beyond.

Our jewellery always tells a story. We begin that narrative by creating our wax carvings directly in nature, in situ across remote areas of outstanding beauty, usually Scotland, Cornwall, the South Coast, the Peak District, and, of course, the Lake District.

These wax carvings are then brought back to our Bristol workshop, where they are cast into precious metals.

Every piece of our jewellery holds a unique history and that story always begins in the wild.

Here are pictures of some of the areas I start to make your jewellery. The first chapter of many in your jewellery's life. 

Edale, Peak District. 

Cat Bells, Lake District. 

Bournemouth Beach, we sand cast a lot of our wedding and engagement rings along here! 
A truly beautiful area and one of the nicest 'long' beaches on the South Coast. 

Loch Lomond.

Ben Lomond summit.

Me on the Cumbria Way 30 race, 'digging deep across the lakeland mountain passes'!