Jewellery
The Gallery sells a wide range of hand made jewellery everything from vintage style buttons to cast pewter to sterling silver. Below are some of the styles of jewellery we currently represent. Click on the images to see a selection. More jewellers may be available at Masham Gallery.
Below are some examples of the jewellery we usually have in stock. The ranges change and develop all the time so please do check with us if you are making a long journey for a particular piece. Most of these jewellers do take commissions for special work or a ring in another size too.
Please note the fabulous quality photos on here are from Steve Christian - any less than wonderful are 'in house'!
Below are some examples of the jewellery we usually have in stock. The ranges change and develop all the time so please do check with us if you are making a long journey for a particular piece. Most of these jewellers do take commissions for special work or a ring in another size too.
Please note the fabulous quality photos on here are from Steve Christian - any less than wonderful are 'in house'!
Danielle Flowers
Danielle Flowers was born in the rural, market town of Ludlow, Shropshire. Her keen love for woodland walks, has greatly inspired her connection with the natural elements. In turn, informing her three-dimensional, material explorations throughout her studies at college and university. Launching her woodturning business, Danielle Flowers Contemporary Craft, from the rural surrounds of Shropshire.
Danielle Flowers is inspired by the primitive connections and relationship of material and process, striving to create balance and harmony between material qualities and their aesthetic values. Inspired by mid-century modern design and the raw elements. Flowers engages with the rhythmic and meditative process of woodturning, with the aim of preserving traditional craft processes, whilst highlighting the importance of contemporary British craftsmanship. Demonstrating the power of the handmade, by following the journey of creation from raw element to outcome, emphasising the multidisciplinary nature of craft-based skills.
Flowers handcrafts contemporary turned home décor and accessories, utilizing native timber sustainably felled from the Shropshire landscape. Specializing in British hardwoods, showcasing the unique grains available within our native species, including spalted beach sourced from the National Trust managed woodland: Wenlock Edge in South Shropshire.
Prices range from £24 to £65
Danielle Flowers is inspired by the primitive connections and relationship of material and process, striving to create balance and harmony between material qualities and their aesthetic values. Inspired by mid-century modern design and the raw elements. Flowers engages with the rhythmic and meditative process of woodturning, with the aim of preserving traditional craft processes, whilst highlighting the importance of contemporary British craftsmanship. Demonstrating the power of the handmade, by following the journey of creation from raw element to outcome, emphasising the multidisciplinary nature of craft-based skills.
Flowers handcrafts contemporary turned home décor and accessories, utilizing native timber sustainably felled from the Shropshire landscape. Specializing in British hardwoods, showcasing the unique grains available within our native species, including spalted beach sourced from the National Trust managed woodland: Wenlock Edge in South Shropshire.
Prices range from £24 to £65
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Katy O'Neil
'I have been working with clay for over 20 years now and have loved every moment working with such a versatile and exciting material. I was first introduced to working with clay by my very inspiring secondary school teacher who encouraged me to use all the facilities available in a very well stocked ceramics studio (I was very lucky!).
I am based in Lancashire and in my studio I create contemporary ceramic wrap pots, bowls and wall plaques alongside an extensive range of handcrafted ceramic jewellery.
My jewellery is individually handmade from finest smooth porcelain, black porcelain or black Vulcan clay. They are decorated with slips, impressed to create the surface design and glazed with splashes of colour and oxides to highlight the textures before being high fired for durability. The marks made on all my work are created with man-made objects such as screws and nails found on the street, or from parts of circuit boards salvaged from abandoned electrical goods. This way of impressing marks into clay is a reflection of my long-held fascination with the concept of future fossils and how the throw away nature of modern life affects the land.'
Prices range from £15 to £28
I am based in Lancashire and in my studio I create contemporary ceramic wrap pots, bowls and wall plaques alongside an extensive range of handcrafted ceramic jewellery.
My jewellery is individually handmade from finest smooth porcelain, black porcelain or black Vulcan clay. They are decorated with slips, impressed to create the surface design and glazed with splashes of colour and oxides to highlight the textures before being high fired for durability. The marks made on all my work are created with man-made objects such as screws and nails found on the street, or from parts of circuit boards salvaged from abandoned electrical goods. This way of impressing marks into clay is a reflection of my long-held fascination with the concept of future fossils and how the throw away nature of modern life affects the land.'
Prices range from £15 to £28
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Mia Mia Designs
miamia designs is a small company based in the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire. 'Living in such a beautiful place provides constant inspiration for our designs.'
All map cufflinks are made from original vintage maps and atlases dating from 1900’s to 1950’s
We have cufflinks featuring Masham and Wensleydale here at the gallery but can also organise cufflinks featuring maps of a special place for you, come in and talk to one of us or email.
Cufflinks £35
All map cufflinks are made from original vintage maps and atlases dating from 1900’s to 1950’s
We have cufflinks featuring Masham and Wensleydale here at the gallery but can also organise cufflinks featuring maps of a special place for you, come in and talk to one of us or email.
Cufflinks £35
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John & Dawn Field
Based in Yorkshire, husband and wife team have been successfully exhibiting and selling jewellery in prestigious craft centres and art galleries nationwide since graduating. Over the years they have developed a number of ranges of jewellery, working both together and individually. Recurring themes in their jewellery are asymmetry, contrasting metals and richly coloured gemstones. In the Asymmetrical range, stencils, designed by John and Dawn, are rolled into silver, then, rather than making matching partners, one earring will have a vividly coloured stone and the other will have some brass decoration.
Prices range from £46 to £98
Prices range from £46 to £98
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Vin Bootle
Vin spent many years working for the BBC in London as a news editor and programme organiser. He took early retirement at 50 to start making his jewellery. Everything Vin makes is totally from scratch and he often makes the equipment to make the jewellery too. A woven bracelet can take over 5 hours to make. Vin has named his particular weave ‘Brigante’ after the celtic tribe in North Yorkshire. Most of Vin’s jewellery is based on Roman or Celtic designs.
Although The Gallery mainly displays his silver work Vin also works in gold and platinum. He considers that his celtic weave wedding rings are a particular speciality. Vin has sadly retired from making jewellery now but we still have some pieces of his work left, please get in contact to find out what we have in stock.
Prices range from £30 - £720
Although The Gallery mainly displays his silver work Vin also works in gold and platinum. He considers that his celtic weave wedding rings are a particular speciality. Vin has sadly retired from making jewellery now but we still have some pieces of his work left, please get in contact to find out what we have in stock.
Prices range from £30 - £720
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Kate Rhodes
Based in West Yorkshire Kates colourful fine designs are continuously popular here. Kate's jewellery mainly uses coloured titanium, copper and silver.
Prices range from £15 - £60
Based in West Yorkshire Kates colourful fine designs are continuously popular here. Kate's jewellery mainly uses coloured titanium, copper and silver.
Prices range from £15 - £60
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Alison Haddon
Alison makes her delicate silver and enamelled jewellery using her own garden as inspiration. Some peices incorporate gemstones, fethers or found wood.
Prices range from £56 - £220
Prices range from £56 - £220
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Annamai Martinot
Handcrafted one off pieces using silver, copper, bronze, gold, glass and natural gemstones.
Prices range from £20 - £200
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Mark Veevers
Mark graduated from 'Sheffield City Polytechnic' in 1980 with a degree in Silversmithing and Jewellery and an additional award for craftsmanship and design from the 'Guardians of the Standard of Wrought Plate' in Sheffield. His work is all designed and hand made by him in his studio in Sheffield. His jewellery is designed to appeal to both men and women but with particular focus on jewellery for men. The jewellery is made using a combination of media, chiefly silver, gold, ceramics and mild steel, and he includes 18ct gold, diamonds and vitreous enamels to create detail and pattern.
As for his inspiration Mark says ' My work is inspired by two main strands of influence, which are, abstract symbols such as road markings, coupled with my interest in the reactions of 3D media to applied processes. I utilise these material reactions in combination with abstract symbols and pattern to create jewellery and other forms of design work which are sophisticated, refined and well made.'
Prices range from £48-£140
As for his inspiration Mark says ' My work is inspired by two main strands of influence, which are, abstract symbols such as road markings, coupled with my interest in the reactions of 3D media to applied processes. I utilise these material reactions in combination with abstract symbols and pattern to create jewellery and other forms of design work which are sophisticated, refined and well made.'
Prices range from £48-£140
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Clare Collinson
Clare designs and makes jewellery in her workshop in Colwinston, South Wales. She works in silver, printed papers and resin. Every piece of jewellery is individually hand crafted and therefore unique.
The 'Whimsy Fable' range is inspired by fairytales and storytelling. Words are printed on recycled and textured paper, which gives each piece a slightly aged and vintage feel. The wearer can then create a story or fairytale of their own…
We have a small collection of Clare's work currently in stock - please contact us for details.
Prices range from £22 - £64
The 'Whimsy Fable' range is inspired by fairytales and storytelling. Words are printed on recycled and textured paper, which gives each piece a slightly aged and vintage feel. The wearer can then create a story or fairytale of their own…
We have a small collection of Clare's work currently in stock - please contact us for details.
Prices range from £22 - £64
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Becky Crow
Becky Crow has been based in Brighton since graduating in 1999. Her work has strongly illustrative leanings. Designs develop from observational drawings, through endeavours to encapsulate concepts and ideas about connectedness, relationships and our place in the world, to the telling of tales. Her hope is that people recognize part of their own story hidden within her jewellery.
Working predominantly in sheet silver with come gold for detailing and more recently copper for colour. The pieces are pierced out, textured using a rolling mill and once they are layered and soldered, finished with a mixture of matt, oxidized and polished surfaces to bring out the pattern and add depth and tone.
Prices range from £28 - £80
Working predominantly in sheet silver with come gold for detailing and more recently copper for colour. The pieces are pierced out, textured using a rolling mill and once they are layered and soldered, finished with a mixture of matt, oxidized and polished surfaces to bring out the pattern and add depth and tone.
Prices range from £28 - £80
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Adele Taylor
Adele studied three dimensional design, silversmithing and jewellery at Sheffield Polytechnic and established her jewellery business soon after with a grant from the Princes Youth Business Trust.
The interplay of different colours of metal, both naturally occurring and chemically altered has always interested Adele. Consequently she continually experiments with the use of different metals such as silver, gold, copper and pewter.
“The working properties of the media have a significant and creative influence on the final outcome of the work. I like the way you can draw on the surface by stamping and embossing. I have always been interested in surface pattern and texture, and I find acid etching a wonderful way of drawing directly onto the metal”.
We stock a selection of Adele's jewellery, along with her unique kaleidoscopes. Please contact us for our current collection.
Prices range from £61 - £94
The interplay of different colours of metal, both naturally occurring and chemically altered has always interested Adele. Consequently she continually experiments with the use of different metals such as silver, gold, copper and pewter.
“The working properties of the media have a significant and creative influence on the final outcome of the work. I like the way you can draw on the surface by stamping and embossing. I have always been interested in surface pattern and texture, and I find acid etching a wonderful way of drawing directly onto the metal”.
We stock a selection of Adele's jewellery, along with her unique kaleidoscopes. Please contact us for our current collection.
Prices range from £61 - £94
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Helen Shere
Helen’s jewellery is inspired by illustration and is based on natural themes such as birds and trees, produced in a distinctively quirky style that is instantly recognisable.
‘I am particularly interested in the use of pattern and naïve folklore in illustration and seek to combine these ideas in my jewellery.’
After graduating from the University of Derby with a design degree in 2004, Helen knew that her real passion was to make jewellery, and set about learning how to do that.
Today, working from her home studio in Nottingham, Helen creates her jewellery from cutting and stamping silver sheet and wire. The collection is mainly in silver, with accents of copper and brass for colour and texture. Helen uses detailed pattern effectively to ‘draw’ on the surface of the silver, using techniques such as stamping and oxidising, creating an individual look and feel to the jewellery.
Prices range from £60 - £130
‘I am particularly interested in the use of pattern and naïve folklore in illustration and seek to combine these ideas in my jewellery.’
After graduating from the University of Derby with a design degree in 2004, Helen knew that her real passion was to make jewellery, and set about learning how to do that.
Today, working from her home studio in Nottingham, Helen creates her jewellery from cutting and stamping silver sheet and wire. The collection is mainly in silver, with accents of copper and brass for colour and texture. Helen uses detailed pattern effectively to ‘draw’ on the surface of the silver, using techniques such as stamping and oxidising, creating an individual look and feel to the jewellery.
Prices range from £60 - £130
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Elizabeth Terzza
Each piece of Elizabeth Terzza's jewellery is designed and individually hand-crafted in her studio, where she surrounds herself with botanical treasures found while walking through woodlands and forests. She is forever collecting and taking note of her rural surroundings, exploring, designing and creating.
Elizabeth's current collections are inspired by British countryside. Priced between £25 - £140.
Elizabeth's current collections are inspired by British countryside. Priced between £25 - £140.
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Sally Ratcliffe
Sally has been designing and making jewellery since 1987. Sally works mainly in silver, reticulating the surface to give a more natural, organic feel to her pieces. The jewellery and artwork is embellished with gemstones and gold detail. Priced between £40 - £500.
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Inkylinky
My work reflects my love of printmaking and jewellery, and the endless possibilities of mixing the two disciplines to create something a little bit out of the ordinary. Using traditional etching techniques, together with the wonderful chemistry of patinas and enamels,
I recreate the textures and colours of my beloved English landscape and its flora and fauna. This can be a joyously unpredictable process and it means that no two of my pieces will ever be exactly the same. Priced between £20 - £300.
I recreate the textures and colours of my beloved English landscape and its flora and fauna. This can be a joyously unpredictable process and it means that no two of my pieces will ever be exactly the same. Priced between £20 - £300.
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Jill Stewart
I work in unusual combinations of metals - etched copper and brass for clocks, with blue titanium details, and the same materials with silver for jewellery. I use the effects of heat to change the colour and surface of the metals. Everything is handmade by me, so they all come out a bit different, each one is beautifully individual.
We also stock a good selection of Jill's clocks.
Prices range from £40 - £60
We also stock a good selection of Jill's clocks.
Prices range from £40 - £60
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Slate and Silver
A unique range of handmade jewellery for women and men using black, green and silver-grey British slate - cut, shaped and polished then inlaid with designs in silver and other metals such as bronze to complement and enhance the colour and pattern of the slate.
Prices range from £19 -£80
Prices range from £19 -£80
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Leigh Shepherd
Leigh Shepherd uses vintage scrabble tiles, sixpences, and decorative Japanese papers to create her quirky jewellery. Each piece is hand collaged and therefore no two pieces are alike. Turn your necklace or earrings over to find a scrabble letter or beautiful genuine sixpence, which makes up the base for the piece.
Each piece comes in it's own matching tin. making it a perfect gift.
Prices range from £16 - £29.
Each piece comes in it's own matching tin. making it a perfect gift.
Prices range from £16 - £29.
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Zinc White
Zincwhite is an upcycling project based in Huddersfield which designs and handcrafts contemporary jewellery and fashion accessories.
They use recycled Derwent colouring pencils for one of the ranges of jewellery. The waste pencils are taken straight from the factory and then transformed unique pieces.
Prices range from £10 - £48
They use recycled Derwent colouring pencils for one of the ranges of jewellery. The waste pencils are taken straight from the factory and then transformed unique pieces.
Prices range from £10 - £48
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Layla Amber
Layla makes a wide range of hand painted laser cut wooden jewellery from her studio on the Suffolk coast. We have a good range of the woodland collection here - earrings, brooches and necklaces. Priced between £8 - £20.
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Jane Smallcombe
Jane launched with a range of brooches in 2006, after a lifetime of making gifts and commission for friends, her first collection was well received and has continued to grow. At the gallery we have a range of brooches and necklaces. Priced between £12 - £25
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Karen Risby
Karen Risby creates contemporary ceramic sculpture, wall hangings and porcelain accessories. Karen’s work is an extension of her love of drawing, exploring pattern and line using both brushwork and sgraffito, a process that involves scratching back into the painted surface. She takes inspiration from nature, myth and story telling; birds are a prominent feature of her work interweaved with landscapes, people and places. She uses porcelain slip, stains and oxides and fires her work to stoneware.
Prices range from £20 -£28
Prices range from £20 -£28
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