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My Jewellery
I make my jewellery using fine silver, sterling silver, epoxy resin and sea glass. Below I have added a bit more information about the techniques I use. This will hopefully answer any questions you may have.
Silver
My silver pieces are created using sterling and fine silver clay which is perfect for capturing natural textures and moulding shapes. Silver clay contains fine particles of silver. When fired, the clay burns away leaving only the solid silver or Sterling silver. Fine silver is pure silver which can be hallmarked with 999 and is 99.9% silver. Sterling silver is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper and can be hallmarked with 925. All chains and findings are sterling silver.
My jewellery is not currently hallmarked but I hope to do this in future.
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Epoxy Resin
Epoxy resin is a clear liquid that dries solid when mixed with hardener. I use it to add colour. Epoxy resin dries (or cures) completely clear and solid. Once solid the resin is non-toxic and is safe to wear.
Sea Glass
I love to use sea glass in my designs. The glass is collected from our local beaches by myself and my family when out with our dog.
These beautifully smooth gems are created by the sea washing pieces of glass over many years. The action of the glass washing against sand and rocks over a long period of time smooths away sharp edges, producing lovely tactile gems that are swept on to the beach by the tide.