A look at some of the pieces I've designed and made over the years. Each piece represents a moment in my creative journey, with natural gemstones at the heart of what I do.
These pieces are part of my portfolio and aren't currently available for purchase. However, if something catches your eye, you're always welcome to get in touch.
A combination of garnet, red aventurine, clear quartz, black moonstone and beautiful Madagascan rose quartz. Soft pinks meet rich, darker tones. A celebration of femininity in all its forms. Soft when it wants to be, powerful when it needs to be.
The Witches Rosary
Custom design from scratch using moonstone, smoky quartz, black onyx and clear quartz, combining a mix of gemstone shapes with silver Steele. From the first pencil sketches to the finished piece, this is a little look at how an idea becomes something real.
A customer commission to redesign and repurpose a collection of old bracelets.
Given complete creative freedom, I worked with the existing gemstones and components to create something new while retaining elements of the original pieces.
Sometimes creating something new doesn't mean starting from scratch.
A Little Bit of Everything
Rather than choosing just one or two stones, this design brings together a whole collection of favourites in a playful mix of colours, shapes and textures. Each gemstone was individually arranged and the charms handmade to create a piece full of movement, colour and personality.
Dumortierite, black onyx and stainless steel come together in a design inspired by freedom of expression.
The deep blues, bold blacks and industrial feel of the steel reflect individuality and the freedom to grow, explore and discover new parts of yourself.
A reminder that you don't have to stay the same. You're free to evolve.
Beyond the Pieces
“I don't think creativity needs to follow a set of rules.
Sometimes I start with a gemstone, sometimes a colour, a feeling or an idea I can't quite get out of my head.
I love experimenting with different materials, textures and styles, and seeing where an idea takes me. Not everything needs to belong to a collection or fit a particular aesthetic.
For me, that's part of the joy of creating.”
ANAY
