Meadowland Atelier

Bramble The Sleepy Dormouse, in her hand crocheted fine silver nest, is surrounded by juicy red gold blackberries. A charming, meaningful necklace for all nature lovers. This is a truly special wildlife jewellery collection. Each little dormouse is cast from the original 6mm sculpture, which was hand sculpted with a sewing needle. You can see the make on Instagram. Nestled in her little bed, Bramble sleeps behind sterling silver leaves, surrounded by juicy 9ct red gold blackberries if she needs a nibble. Scroll down for the full description

Bramble The Sleepy Dormouse, in her hand crocheted fine silver nest, is surrounded by juicy red gold blackberries. A charming, meaningful necklace for all nature lovers. This is a truly special wildlife jewellery collection. Each little dormouse is cast from the original 6mm sculpture, which was hand sculpted with a sewing needle. You can see the make on Instagram. Nestled in her little bed, Bramble sleeps behind sterling silver leaves, surrounded by juicy 9ct red gold blackberries if she needs a nibble. Scroll down for the full description.

Beechnut The Sleepy Dormouse, in her hand crocheted fine silver nest, is encircled by protective beech leaves.  A charming, meaningful necklace for all nature lovers. Scroll down for full description.

Inspired by the delicate beauty of new spring growth, each necklace is unique.  Crocheted by hand and set with over 18 freshwater pearls, every piece is a one off. The golden buds set off the creamy soft glow of the pearls and picks up the light. The slender wire, as it twists and turns to make the bud casing, catches the light, bouncing it around the pearl, enhancing the pearl's natural glow.  Each creamy potato pearl is 5mm, with a total drop length equivalent to an 18" chain.   Scroll down for full description.

Torchon lace is worked by hand and set into a unique orchid flower pendant. Feminine, subtle, strong, original. This pendant is hand worked Torchon lace in fine silver, sterling silver and ruby. The fine wire I use is either 0.2mm or 0.25mm, which allows me to manipulate hard metal with a time honoured traditional textile technique.