Wound by Hand Basic

What I make: I make handcrafted jewellery — drop earrings in a range of styles, from hand-coiled wire spirals paired with raw stone chips, to wire-wrapped hoops, to geometric frame earrings with stones or wrapped crystals suspended inside the frame. Each style uses wire differently — sometimes as the main structure, sometimes as wrapping, sometimes as both — but all are shaped entirely by hand.

I also make spinner rings: wide-band rings with tiny crystal beads that move freely inside the channel, designed to be as calming to wear as they are beautiful to look at.

Every piece is made one at a time, and no two are exactly alike.

What makes my products special: My work sits at the intersection of structure and texture. I'm drawn to geometric forms — spirals, rectangles, hoops, frames — but I fill them with raw, irregular stone and organic detail. That contrast between precise, architectural wirework and the unpredictable character of natural stone runs through everything I make.

Wire is never just a finding in my work — it's the design itself. Sometimes it builds the form from scratch, coiled into concentric spirals. Sometimes it wraps and secures a stone, letting the crystal become the centrepiece. Sometimes it borders a frame, transforming a simple shape into something intricate and handmade. The wire always has a purpose, and it always shows.

The spinner rings follow the same instinct — functional objects made beautiful, designed to be touched and worn daily rather than saved for special occasions.