Handmade in Cornwall.

+ How can I commission a piece of jewellery or silverware?

Fill out the contact form to get the ball rolling and we can discuss what you are looking for.

+ What does a bespoke project look like?

First things first we can have a discussion about your ideas including budget, materials and then I can give you an idea of a design.

If you would like to then go ahead with the design a non refundable deposit is required and full payment upon completion.

+ How long will it take for me to recieve my bespoke piece?

Please allow roughly 6 weeks for custom designs.

+ What happens if I want a refund?

Due to the nature of Sarah’s handmade work she is unable to offer refunds but is happy to discuss an exchange or credit. Pieces that have been commissioned or personalised cannot be returned. Items eligible for return must be unworn in their original condition and packaging.

Please do get in touch if you have any questions about returns and Sarah will be happy to help.

+ Shipping information.

Free shipping to the UK and all orders will be sent via the Royal Mail Special Delivery service, which is tracked and requires a signature on delivery.

Orders outside of the UK will be an extra £10 and will be sent via Royal Mail International Tracked & Signed.

+ Top tips for jewellery care?

Everything I make is handmade by me, making it one of a kind. It is not indestructible and it is up to the owner to take special care of their pieces. Here are a few tips on how to keep your jewellery looking shiny and happy.

Most jewellery can be kept clean by simply washing with soap and water gently, with a soft toothbrush. Certain beauty products can cause jewellery to tarnish, such as perfume and creams, so take care not to let these products build up. Pearls don’t like being washed or having perfume sprayed on them.

It is best not to wear your jewellery when you are doing activities where it might get damaged or knocked, such as surfing and the gym.

+ Ring sizing info.

If you are unsure of what sized ring you need, you could pop into your local jewellers and get accurately measured by a professional. If you cannot do this I can send you a ring gauge to measure yourself.

A ring should fit snuggly on your finger but still comfortably enough to slide over your knuckle. The best time to measure your finger is when you are warm, as when you are cold your fingers shrink. Please do get in touch if you have any questions and I will be happy to help you.