The Art of Soft Solder

Jewellery as Relic, Talisman, and Story.
I don’t make perfect jewellery. I make felt pieces. Soft solder is my language because it doesn’t ask for perfection — it asks for honesty. The solder lines are left visible, intentional, alive. They move like veins, roots, scales. They tell you how the piece came into being. Each design begins with materials that already carry a story: raw stones, fractured glass, botanical forms, fragments that feel found rather than manufactured. I let the metal respond to them, not dominate them. Nothing here is meant to look mass-produced.
Nothing is meant to be polite. Ancient, Not Trendy
My work is inspired by things that feel old, symbolic, and slightly untamed:

-relics

-talismans

-myth

-protection

-transformation

These are pieces that feel like they could have been uncovered, not ordered. Jewellery that belongs in a Dragon’s hoard — worn by those who collect meaning, not trends. Let the Metal Speak . In my work, the solder is not hidden.
It is celebrated. Soft solder allows me to draw with metal — to create frames that resemble vines, thorns, roots, and claws. The imperfections are not flaws; they are evidence of the hand that made them. Each piece carries its own personality. No two are ever the same, and they are never meant to be. Wearable Mythology.
Some pieces are bold, some are quiet — but all are symbolic. They are made to be worn like:

-amulets

-shields

-reminders

-small acts of rebellion

Jewellery, to me, is not decoration.
It’s identity made visible. From the Dragon’s Lair
This collection lives at the intersection of art and adornment.
It’s where raw materials meet intuition, and where storytelling becomes wearable.

If you’re drawn to pieces that feel a little wild, a little ancient, and deeply personal — you’re in the right place.