JEWELLERY
HOLLY BERKLEY
BUNGALOW CERAMICS
BUNGALOW CERAMICS
Holly was born in the New Forest, Hampshire, in 1975. Growing up in an area of outstanding natural beauty and also living very close to the south coast, gave Holly an innate appreciation for organic forms and natural aesthetics, which is still apparent in her jewellery today.
Holly began creating jewellery in her early teens and by fifteen
Holly was born in the New Forest, Hampshire, in 1975. Growing up in an area of outstanding natural beauty and also living very close to the south coast, gave Holly an innate appreciation for organic forms and natural aesthetics, which is still apparent in her jewellery today.
Holly began creating jewellery in her early teens and by fifteen she was already selling her jewellery to an enthusiastic base of returning customers.
After leaving school Holly went on to study Art to Degree level.
Throughout her life though, jewellery making has remained a constant and persistent passion and occupation. Holly has an extensive knowledge of semi-precious stones and also contemporary hand produced beads from around the world, which she puts to good use when creating new pieces of jewellery or “wearable works of art” as she likes to describe her creations. Holly has trained in and uses a variety of techniques including: beading, beating, wrapping, Peruvian wire work, weaving and Viking weave.
BUNGALOW CERAMICS
BUNGALOW CERAMICS
BUNGALOW CERAMICS
Bungalow Ceramics is the result of two years of library loans, bookshop finds and long evenings scribbling away in my sketch book. A passion project marrying history and design, I’ve developed a range of pieces showcasing classics from the 20th Century in jewellery format.
Combining a wide range of special ceramics techniques, the collecti
Bungalow Ceramics is the result of two years of library loans, bookshop finds and long evenings scribbling away in my sketch book. A passion project marrying history and design, I’ve developed a range of pieces showcasing classics from the 20th Century in jewellery format.
Combining a wide range of special ceramics techniques, the collection is brought to life with carefully sculpted earthenware and porcelain clay and a choice of glaze finish that reflects the design concept behind each piece.
BY GLORYA
BUNGALOW CERAMICS
BY GLORYA
By Glorya is a heartfelt one woman business rooted in the values of sustainability, creativity and a deep connection to nature.
My journey into jewellery making began whilst working in healthcare. Seeking an outlet to nurture my own well- being i discovered the art of silversmithing and was quickly captivated by the whole process.
Transform
By Glorya is a heartfelt one woman business rooted in the values of sustainability, creativity and a deep connection to nature.
My journey into jewellery making began whilst working in healthcare. Seeking an outlet to nurture my own well- being i discovered the art of silversmithing and was quickly captivated by the whole process.
Transforming recycled and reclaimed metal and gemtones into timeless treasures became not only a craft but also a source of peace, purpose and joy for me.
i feel that By Glorya is a creative force in the world of ethical jewellery, crafting quality, often one of a kind pieces using traditional silversmithing techniques.
My designs exclusively feature recycled precious metals (solid gold & silver) and reclaimed gemstones, ensuring that every piece of material i use is already in circulation, so im not contributing to the multiple environmental/socio economic negative impacts the mining industries have.
LIZ CLAY
GILLIAN HARKNESS
TERESA CRICKMAR
Textile artist Liz Clay studied at Bath School of Art and Design in the late 90s. Since then her professional career has focused entirely on the felt making process and material research of wool, specifically working with high end fashion and innovating felt making techniques. Liz's influences are as diverse as the work she produces; expe
Textile artist Liz Clay studied at Bath School of Art and Design in the late 90s. Since then her professional career has focused entirely on the felt making process and material research of wool, specifically working with high end fashion and innovating felt making techniques. Liz's influences are as diverse as the work she produces; experimental in her approach and nudging the boundaries of ancient craft towards new and unexpected directions in contemporary practice.
TERESA CRICKMAR
GILLIAN HARKNESS
TERESA CRICKMAR
Teresa Crickmar is a Master of Reiki and Seichem Healing, a Qualified Teacher and an Experienced Jewellery Designer Maker. She has over 25 years of professional experience as a jeweller, teacher, and practitioner.
From 2013 until 2017, Teresa was a director of the award-winning social enterprise; GAP Learning CIC which created and deliver
Teresa Crickmar is a Master of Reiki and Seichem Healing, a Qualified Teacher and an Experienced Jewellery Designer Maker. She has over 25 years of professional experience as a jeweller, teacher, and practitioner.
From 2013 until 2017, Teresa was a director of the award-winning social enterprise; GAP Learning CIC which created and delivered practical courses to improve wellbeing for children and adults in the Cambridgeshire area.
She has Qualified Teacher Status and in 1998 graduated in Jewellery and Silversmithing at the Loughborough College of Art & Design.
GILLIAN HARKNESS
GILLIAN HARKNESS
GILLIAN HARKNESS
I have always had a huge interest in art. I originally attended an enamelling course for five years at the Bristol School of Art and Design under the tutorship of Elizabeth Turrell. I also combined this with a silversmithing and jewellery making course.
I have been an active member of the Guild of Enamellers for many years, being a regiona
I have always had a huge interest in art. I originally attended an enamelling course for five years at the Bristol School of Art and Design under the tutorship of Elizabeth Turrell. I also combined this with a silversmithing and jewellery making course.
I have been an active member of the Guild of Enamellers for many years, being a regional representative up to 2009. Attending the yearly conferences and meeting many like minded passionate enamellers, has helped broaden my interest.
ELLY ENGLEFIELD-MORGANS (ELLYMENTAL JEWELLERY)
ELLY ENGLEFIELD-MORGANS (ELLYMENTAL JEWELLERY)
ELLY ENGLEFIELD-MORGANS (ELLYMENTAL JEWELLERY)
EllyMental Jewellery is the transformation of Elly's little illustrations into lovingly and meticulously hand-crafted pieces of jewellery. Elly is inspired by designs based on her own fervent interest in kitsch nostalgia, Victoriana and animals.
Entirely handmade by Elly in Cardiff, using good old fashioned scissors and glue throughout the
EllyMental Jewellery is the transformation of Elly's little illustrations into lovingly and meticulously hand-crafted pieces of jewellery. Elly is inspired by designs based on her own fervent interest in kitsch nostalgia, Victoriana and animals.
Entirely handmade by Elly in Cardiff, using good old fashioned scissors and glue throughout the process! Scissors and glue aside, her jewellery is made from recycled thai papers, brushed on resin (many coats) and recycled metal. In simple terms her creative process is: draw, draw some more, alter, add some words, paint, glue, layer metal, wrap paper and resin coat.
EMILY GREEN
ELLY ENGLEFIELD-MORGANS (ELLYMENTAL JEWELLERY)
ELLY ENGLEFIELD-MORGANS (ELLYMENTAL JEWELLERY)
Intrinsic Jewellery in Somerset features bold, artistic designs by creator Emily Green, specialising in unique necklaces and earrings. The brand focuses on creating distinctive pieces that stand out.
JANICE PETITJEAN
ELLY ENGLEFIELD-MORGANS (ELLYMENTAL JEWELLERY)
JANICE PETITJEAN
VICTORIA SACKWILD
CAROL TAPLEY (OTTER ORIGINALS)
VICTORIA SACKWILD
Based in Somerset, Vicki originally studied Geology at the University of Bristol , gaining a PhD in Volcanology. Perhaps inspired by geological materials, forms and structures, she began designing and making jewellery in 2017.
Vicki creates beautifully fluid sculptural forms from precious metal, and says of her work:
“My pieces are wearable
Based in Somerset, Vicki originally studied Geology at the University of Bristol , gaining a PhD in Volcanology. Perhaps inspired by geological materials, forms and structures, she began designing and making jewellery in 2017.
Vicki creates beautifully fluid sculptural forms from precious metal, and says of her work:
“My pieces are wearable sculptural forms characterised by simple lines and fluid curves, each individually handcrafted from silver using a mixture of contemporary techniques. Contrasting surface details include textural finishes and colouration by oxidation, or plating to accentuate and embellish”
CAROL TAPLEY (OTTER ORIGINALS)
VICTORIA SACKWILD
CAROL TAPLEY (OTTER ORIGINALS)
CAROL TAPLEY (OTTER ORIGINALS)
CAROL TAPLEY (OTTER ORIGINALS)
I live and work on the Mendip Hills in Somerset, an area of outstanding natural beauty. I love to explore, my travels taking me on adventures around the world, above and below ground and underwater. Geology and the natural world have always fascinated me, and wherever I am I like to be close to nature; observing wildlife, exploring mount
I live and work on the Mendip Hills in Somerset, an area of outstanding natural beauty. I love to explore, my travels taking me on adventures around the world, above and below ground and underwater. Geology and the natural world have always fascinated me, and wherever I am I like to be close to nature; observing wildlife, exploring mountains, forests, deserts, seas and caves. These special places are my inspiration; my jewellery is designed to take you on a journey through rocks and crystals as you explore their wonderful shapes, textures and colours.