The Acklington Hare
“For a silver sixpence, I could tell my lordship where to find a white hare.”
Removing Tarnish, bring on the shine.
2021 care instructions polishing with felt from harry Remove the oxidation and tarnish from the [...]
Tying up loose ends.
If your neck cord unravels and you are at the end of your rope this [...]
the LUMINARIES
Just a normal day in the old Hairy Growler Workshop. When you don’t know where [...]
Secretly finding a ring size….
So you have chosen a secret mission of purchasing a special Hare-y-gr-Owl-er ring and then [...]
The infamous Hairy Growler silver chain hook…
Just a quick post to demonstrate the correct use of the unique Hairy Growler silver [...]
The Meaning of Stonehenge: Why We Still Gather at the Solstice
For thousands of years, people have made their way to windswept Salisbury Plain. Long before [...]
The hidden lives of old coins.
Why I Turn old Money into Jewellery There is an old half crown on my [...]
Animal Spirits in a shifting world
Why the natural world still feels true We live among constant revision. Language shifts.Symbols shift.Fashion, [...]
The Meaning of Woodland Symbols in Jewellery
Woodland symbols have appeared in jewellery for as long as people have marked metal with [...]
The Quiet Beauty of Hand Engraving
Why Traditional Engraving Still Matters There is a particular beauty in marks made slowly. Hand [...]
Why Handmade Silver Jewellery Feels Different to Mass-Produced Pieces
People often say that handmade silver jewellery feels different. Not just in how it looks, but in [...]
How Saw‑Pierced Silver Pendants Are Made
Saw‑piercing is one of the oldest and most direct ways of making silver jewellery. It [...]
Handmade British Silver Jewellery rooted in Myth, Folklore & Nature
Hairy Growler I make silver jewellery the old way — by hand, at the bench, [...]
Sirens Moon
At first, there is silence. The last crescendo is my plunge beneath the surface, Bubbles [...]