Fairy tales in all their forms are such an important part of childhood. We think we grow out of them but, really, those years are so formati...

One of the things I love about Folksy is that it can be easier to find new gems than on some of the bigger online craft platforms.This was ...

Sasha Garrett 's jewellery is incredibly striking. When you see it, first it catches your eye. Then you notice how beautiful and profess...

It's fair to say that for a long time now I've admired the jewellery of Becky Pearce Designs , mainly for the sweet-shop-hued gems ...

Name changes can sometimes cause confusion but can also be quite illuminating.  I've been an admirer of Nanfan for a while but only r...

Here is another instalment in my slightly sporadic series of interviews with jewellery makers. Please welcome Heather from Moon River Jew...

Last year I started doing interviews with fellow jewellery makers and here's another one now, this time with Little Cherry Hill Artis...

Welcome to the latest of my interviews with fellow jewellery makers. Cinnamon Jewellery has always struck me as aptly named - the jewelle...

Welcome to the first of my interviews with fellow jewellery makers. One of the joys of blogging when you also craft is 'discovering...