I’ve always loved to craft. I started jewellery making as a hobby using pre-made components, but it felt limiting. When I discovered polymer clay, everything changed. Suddenly I had the freedom to create whatever I imagined — and I began making unique pieces for myself and as gifts.

Polymer clay found me during a difficult time in my life. As a mum of two young children, it gave me something that was just mine — something creative, calming, and beautiful. I fell in love.

When I made jewellery as gifts for family, the reactions were far beyond what I expected from a DIY Christmas present. That’s when the comments started — or maybe it’s when I started to truly listen. I realised this wasn’t just something I loved… it was something people wanted to wear.

Living with BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) is extremely difficult. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed or agitated. But when I create, I feel grounded — like I’ve found where I belong. My studio is my safe place, my metaphorical tranquil oasis.

Every piece I make carries the rhythm of my life — the joy and chaos of my little ones in the background, the quiet moments after bedtime, and the calm I fight for every day. I sit in my studio and manifest my joy.

I want the people who wear my jewellery to feel a spark of what I feel when I create — beauty, strength, positivity, and something deeply personal.