To me jewellery is more than an accessory—it’s a language of its own, expressing what words often can’t.
The Why
Looking for jewellery that's a little unconventional?
I hear you—that's exactly why I design sculptural, architectural pieces that stand apart from anything you'll find on the high street.
Inspired by the day to day of the urban landscape, my work blends bold, architectural forms with wearable art—pieces that look just as striking on display as they do when worn.
The How
New designs are started from with small sculptural concept, then it’s a process of transformation—turning that form into something functional, manipulating until it works with the body.
While I enjoy experimenting with unconventional materials like recycled guitar strings, resin, and pyrite, most of my work is crafted from ethical, recycled sterling silver. Using traditional silversmithing techniques, I create pieces designed to last a lifetime.
The Who
For me, jewellery isn’t just adornment; it’s a way to make art both accessible and portable. Seeing my designs worn, enjoyed, and exhibited around the world is an incredibly rewarding part of the journey.
If you’re passionate about jewellery & design and love wearing pieces that make a statement, my members club is for you! Get insider access to my creative process, be the first to see new designs and sales, and enjoy exclusive member pricing.
Can’t wait to connect with you and share the jewellery love!
DeeLyn
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Oh wait there is even more...
Studio Ditto
I am also half of the design brand Studio Ditto. We design & make sustainable yet practical accessories.
Our flagship convertible backpacks, the Metro Nº1, are made from reclaimed upholstery and recycled climbing rope. All bags are limited edition or one of a kind.
They are effortlessly stylish and distinctly practical. You can learn a little more here, or a lot more at...
Sustainability
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Materials
I’m honoured to work with our planet’s precious resources and feel a deep responsibility to protect them. This commitment drives my choices, from sourcing eco-recycled silver to continually refining my practices for a lower impact.
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Personal Ethos
As a designer creating more "things" within our fragile ecosystem, I feel responsible for ensuring my work is high-quality, timeless, and not a disposable trend. My aim is to always create unique and meaningful designs that you will not find anywhere else, whilst being an advocate for buying less & buying better.
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Process
Handmade jewellery is naturally more eco-friendly and ethical than mass production, but silversmithing still involves some chemicals. I’m always exploring better methods, including keum-boo—an ancient, chemical-free technique for bonding 24ct gold to silver.
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