I am a studio-based gem artist specializing in precision faceting and carving of gemstones. My work encompasses a range of styles, from traditional and modern designs to unique, one-of-a-kind creations.
I find joy and satisfaction in the journey of transforming a rough stone into a polished masterpiece. This creative process involves exploring ideas, refining techniques, and continuously developing my skills. Each piece I finish has been carefully considered and given due attention and respect.
I invite you to browse my collection and discover a fresh perspective on these captivating wonders of the natural world. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment to view my gems and carvings, please feel free to contact me. I do take commissions and custom orders.
For information about repairing and repolishing damaged or worn gems have a look at my lapidary services.
Can’t find the gem you’re looking for? Get in touch and share your wishlist!
The gems showcased on my website represent just a small selection of what I have available in my extensive backroom inventory.
Once you’ve discovered your ideal gem, the next step is setting it into a beautiful piece of jewellery. I can recommend reliable jewellers who have successfully worked with my gems in the past and consistently deliver exceptional craftsmanship. These are the same artisans I trust for my own custom pieces.
Custom Orders and Commissions
Looking for something special, perhaps a unique birthday present or a gift to mark an anniversary or significant event? Maybe you’ve been fossicking and found a good stone and you are looking for someone to cut it and turn it into a beautiful gem.
Get in touch with me to discuss your requirements and we'll see what we can come up with.
Presentation and Storage Boxes
My little gem carvings come with an individually fitted presentation box in the style used for storing traditional Japanese netsuke carvings and all kinds of delicate items such as ceramic cups and bowls, glass and clothes. The boxes are made from Japanese paulownia wood.
