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On the North Coast of Cornwall

Made by Hand

 Daisy Dunlop is a designer Jeweller who works from her studio in Hayle, Cornwall

She primarily works with gold, silver, bio resin, enamel, precious and semi-precious stones to create layered, handmade one of a kind pieces. Her jewellery designs are characterised by soft, organic shapes, rich colours, undersea motifs and strands of writing that run through the work. A love of experimentation through the years has given rise to a range of artisan jewellery that is both beautiful and original.

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The jewellery is hand made in my studio and each piece is an absolute one of a kind. I work with a wide range of materials and techniques because I like to produce work that is dense with layered texture, colour and content. I am always working on new jewellery designs and my work has had many incarnations over the years. I feel just as engaged with the making process as I did when I set up my business in 2003 and Its very important to me that I remain creative and work on new ideas. In the online shop there is a selection of handmade jewellery combining already made pieces with those that can be made to order.

In the shop...

Each piece of jewellery is made by hand and is a unique one off- and the online shop combines already made and made to order pieces.

Made to order pieces can be made to size and customised with lettering, motifs and other personal choices

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In the studio..

I've written about reaching my 20th year as a full time maker

Workwise its been deep colours, stone set rings and taking photographs with messy, cascading autumn colours. Also strong, simple shaped light necklaces

Follow me on Instagram for new pieces, work in progress,ideas, walking and thinking...

Jewellery I can swim in....

 

 

I love sea swimming- I always have. It often feels like the antidote to everything.

I've been very drawn to making work across the past year that is less colourful with fewer linked or joined parts but is instead very strong and very ridged and textured. And Ive found myself routinely swimming in it.

A lot of the patterns are very reminiscent of tidal markings and its just growing on me. As a thing.

Jewellery I can swim in

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