The butterfly has long been a sacred symbol of the soul, representing transformation, resurrection, rebirth, and reinvention. The delicate, iridescent patterns of butterfly wings make them a truly unique material for jewellery, capturing a fleeting moment of natural beauty in a lasting form.

All butterfly wings I work with are consciously sourced, ensuring that no harm comes to the species or their habitat. I also regularly donate a portion of my profits to The Rainforest Trust, an organisation dedicated to preserving tropical forests and endangered wildlife, so each piece carries a connection to both the wearer and the broader ecosystem.
Find out more about this collection on my page, The Butterfly Collection.

CARE

Although set under protective layers of glass and perspex, Butterfly wings are delicate and should be treated with care. Avoid exposure to water, chemicals, and direct sunlight, which can fade or damage the natural pigments. Store pieces in a cool, dry place, preferably in a lined box or soft pouch. If handled with care the jewellery and wings will last for generations.

I work with found or discarded bones, transforming materials that might otherwise be overlooked or discarded into beautiful, wearable art. By incorporating these natural elements, I aim to challenge the notion of what is ‘precious’, giving bones new life and form while honouring their origin.

Bone is an organic material, composed primarily of calcium and collagen, which gives it a natural strength and subtle warmth. Each piece carries a unique texture and character, reflecting its previous life and the journey it has taken to become part of a piece of jewellery.

CARE

Bones are delicate and porous, so they should be treated gently. Avoid prolonged exposure to water, heat, or chemicals, which can weaken or discolour the material. Clean with a soft, dry cloth and store in a lined box or pouch to prevent scratches or damage. With careful handling, bone pieces retain their natural beauty and the story they carry for generations.

Feathers are revered in many cultures and their meaning, always impactful, can vary greatly. Feathers can symbolise travel - physical, metaphysical or spiritual. Often people believe when they see feathers on their path, that it's a message from someone who has crossed over. Interconnected with feathers are the birds who wear them. Birds represent freedom and inspiration.

These are some other common associations with birds and feathers in jewellery;

Honesty, Spirit, Freedom, Beyond, Fertility, Lightness, Messages, Ascension.

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Peacock Feathers

This proud, confident, gorgeous bird is also a symbol of integrity and the desire to show off our true colours. In mythology, the peacock carries important messages of grace, nobility, protection and often acts as a guide. When you are seeking vibrance and vitality in your life, a peacock feather could be the talisman you need to help you walk your new path with techno-clour confidence.  

Pheasant

The bold, eye-catching male pheasant feathers represent sexuality, influence, magnetism and magic. The most likely reason people hold this belief about pheasant feathers is that male pheasants are irresistible to their female counterparts. So much so that they often court up to three females at a time, ensuring their reproductive legacy. Want a stronger libido, to feel irresistible and the ability to attract desired attention? These feathers might be your go-to, just as good as a love spell.

Guinea Fowl

For sensitive souls who need to set healthier boundaries, the guinea fowl feather represents just that and more. If you need to politely let people in your life know to treat you better or give you space, this feather will work like a charm. They even say, sighting this animal in the wild is a reminder to care for your spirit.