2009 - A sleek new look

A.  I have classed any metals that are not labeled as silver plated, sterling silver or another specific metal as silver tone. This includes watches which contain stainless steel, and vintage components. There is the possibility that some silver tone components could contain metals that people could have sensitivities to, therefore I have restricted their use to items that won't directly touch skin.

A.  An illusion necklace has beads placed at intervals along fine beading wires  to create the illusion of the beads floating on air.

 A.  AB stands for Aurora Borealis, a very pretty coating on beads that reflects rainbows of light off them.

A. Vintage components can be any age! Most of the vintage items I use are from the 60's through to the 80's.

A.  The reason I don't list the length of my bracelets in inches is that abracelet with big beads will be much tighter on the wrist compared to achain of the same length. I have sized bracelets as small, medium andlarge having tested them on various wrist sizes, and many of my designscan be adjusted if you would like them larger or smaller - just ask.

A.  The Tibetan silver I use in my pieces is a nickel free, zinc alloy with an antiqued finish.

My aim is to create jewellery that you will treasure for years to come. With that in mind I have put together a few tips on the care of your jewellery that I hope you will find useful.