Lost wax casting is one of the oldest jewellery-making techniques known to humanity. It dates back around 6,400 years, and remarkably, the fundamentals of the process have hardly changed. Ancient goldsmiths worked with beeswax and clay, while today we benefit from modern tools and rubber moulds. Yet, the soul of the technique remains the same: … Read more
As a goldsmith and designer working with precious metals for over two decades, I am often asked: “Why do you choose Fairmined gold over recycled gold?” Or: “Isn’t recycled gold the most ethical choice?” These questions are important. I am glad people ask them. To answer properly, we need to look at where our gold … Read more
Aquamarine is a gemstone of serene beauty, rich history, and deep symbolism. Known as March’s birthstone, it embodies the tranquillity of the ocean, the clarity of a clear sky, and the promise of renewal. It has long been cherished for its calming energy, believed to soothe the soul and bring clarity to the mind. As … Read more
Preserving the Sentimental Value of Heirlooms Transforming heirlooms allows you to preserve their emotional significance while giving them a fresh, contemporary twist. By remodelling an existing piece, you retain its essence without the cost of buying new gold. Especially important factor with today’s rising gold prices. The only expenses involved are the craftsmanship, along with … Read more
What Fairmined Means to Me A Commitment to Responsibility Fairmined eco 18ct yellow gold and Akoya pearl earring and pendant set Fairmined is more than a certification. It’s a commitment to ethical and sustainable jewellery-making. As a jeweller, I create meaningful pieces with a positive impact. They help me uphold these values. But it’s not … Read more
