The Studio Archive brings together discontinued designs, one-off pieces, and experimental works that mark different stages of the studio practice. Each piece exists as part of a process of making, where ideas are tested, refined, and sometimes set aside as the work evolves.

Handcrafted in London using traditional filigree and wire manipulation techniques, these pieces range from resolved designs to early studies and unique studio experiments, all made in recycled sterling silver and fine silver. In some works, silver is combined with materials such as thread, glass, or mixed media elements, reflecting experimental stages of development within the studio practice. Many exist as one-of-a-kind works or in very small quantities of three to five pieces.

Rather than forming a fixed collection, the Studio Archive preserves jewellery as a material record — where form, process, and intention remain visible as part of an ongoing craft practice.

Each piece carries its own presence, shaped by hand, time, and decision, and held as a final record of its making within the archive.