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The human story behind a piece of bespoke jewellery
Ruth Mary talks about the human stories behind sentimental jewellery and shares what to do with a loved ones wedding ring after they pass away. Keeping memories alive is part of giving her clients peace of mind. It's integral to her bespoke work, especially when repurposing a piece of heirloom jewellery.
What can you do with a loved one's wedding ring, after they pass away?
Jean kept Stuart’s ring safely in a drawer for some time after he died, before she felt ready to build on the memories they shared. Stuart spent many years running the Weavers Guild. So I designed a necklace for Jean to wear, to remind her of these treasured memories. The woven detail was created using fine 9 carat gold wire to reflect his time at the guild.
The Faberge inspired Easter egg
Inspired by the master craftsman Carl Faberge's Easter eggs, Ruth Mary designs her own limited edition silver lace egg. Be inspired as the story unfolds!
What jewellery to wear to reach your career goals
This blog isn't about the #metoo movement, feminism or women's rights. When you meet a new client or colleague, they've made a judgement about you, faster than they know about it. So wear the right jewellery for the image you want to portray.
Lacemakers - a rare breed of tatters
Lacemaking used to be a common skill, but over recent decades, it's become a rarity. Nonetheless if you're lucky enough to know someone with the skill of lacemaking, it's worth watching them at work.