I left Cornwall for my degree, winding up in New York afterwards where I began working in cast plastics in 1997 making lights, moving over to jewellery in 1999.I took numerous short courses in mould making, design, glasswork, silversmithing and more, as well as immersing myself in jewellery design via research and daily practice. At the start of 2000 I moved to Miami and worked for Cartier International for two years before returning to Cornwall in 2002 and launching my business the following year. I specialised in cast resin pieces for over a decade, becoming well known for my layered collages and poetry fragments in rich colourways. I sold nationally through a great many galleries, museum shops and exhibitions as well as working on commissions and lengthier projects with colleges, museums and established institutions including the Royal Academy, Leach Potteries, Falmouth University and NESTA. In 2012 I moved from polyester resin to bio resin, and in 2013 introduced far more silver and gold, as well as printed surfaces. I began experimenting with mould making for metals rather than resins to develop my own prototypes. I began enamelling in 2015 as a way to bring colour and texture to the metals and my work continues to develop. Each year will bring changes in designs and materials and I try to keep these updated via my website and Instagram feed.