
Ochre Disc Studs
Small pressed discs in a mustard ochre glaze, sanded smooth and sealed so they stay matte. Light enough to forget you're wearing them — about the size of a pencil eraser. Sterling silver posts.
Small batch · made by hand
Everything here is made by hand in small runs — pressed, sanded, strung and finished at a bench that is never quite tidy. Nothing is mass produced, so a pair you order today may not be repeated next month. If you see something you like, it is worth taking.
Each pair is finished with sterling silver or sealed brass findings. Lightweight by design — most pairs weigh less than a five pence coin.

Small pressed discs in a mustard ochre glaze, sanded smooth and sealed so they stay matte. Light enough to forget you're wearing them — about the size of a pencil eraser. Sterling silver posts.

A hand-formed hoop in a soft avocado green, hammered lightly so it catches light without being shiny. Roughly 2.5 cm across. Brass core, sealed against tarnish.

The loudest pair I make. Three stacked shapes in burnt sienna and cream, hung from a slim bar so they move when you turn your head. Long — about 6 cm from the ear.

Hand-strung glass seed beads in faded 70s colours — ochre, rust, olive, bone. Each strand is knotted individually, so if one ever goes, the rest hold. Feather-light.

Warm off-white clay paired with a brushed brass bar. The pair I wear most — quiet enough for work, interesting enough that people ask. Sterling silver hooks.

A plain 2 cm hoop in a soft brushed gold finish. No fuss, no clasp — just a hinge and a click. The one to buy if you only want one pair.
“Made slowly, worn constantly — the sort of earrings you forget you have on until someone asks.”