Creativity has always been a part of me. Raised in a family of artists, I grew up surrounded by paintings, heirlooms, and objects rich with personal stories—sparking an early appreciation for art’s emotional power and lasting legacy.

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My path led me to study at the Sir John Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design at London Metropolitan University—a dream realised. ​

But the journey from creative passion to sustainable career wasn’t linear.

I went on to found a recruitment company, helping others navigate their own career paths.

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That experience deepened my business understanding and ultimately brought me back to my own creative roots. In 2019, Ark Jewellery was born.​

From the outset, I’ve been committed to ethical and sustainable making—working with recycled and fair-trade materials in response to the jewellery industry’s environmental challenges.

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For me, creating isn’t just about form and beauty; it’s about responsibility and purpose.​

Inspired by the natural world and the quiet strength of everyday objects, my work explores the interplay of fragility and permanence. ​

I blend traditional techniques with emerging technologies like 3D printing and use unconventional materials such as wood alongside fine metals and gemstones.​

Each collection is a reflection of my experiences—travels, memories, and personal stories. ​But I believe jewellery takes on its fullest meaning when it becomes part of someone else’s story.