The Story Behind For Edith.
Named With Love
Since I was little, my parents collected and gifted me artist-signed books from exhibitions they visited or artists they met, each one inscribed "For Edith." Among them is a personal message from Sir Peter Blake, beginning with those same two words.
The name For Edith is a tribute to those thoughtful gestures from my parents and a reflection of what I hope my work can be: personal, meaningful, and made with love.
About Edith
In 2022, I completed my first jewellery making course at The Goldsmiths' Centre in London, where I discovered the craft of silversmithing. From there, I went on to study at Morley College London, completing a Diploma in Jewellery Design, passing with a Distinction in 2024. During my time at Morley, I was introduced to the methods of wax carving, a technique that allows for organic, intuitive design.
In 2025, I was lucky enough to have my own studio built at home, a space where I now create one-of-a-kind, wax-carved pieces that are cast into precious metals. Alongside my own collections, I offer commissions and workshops where others can experience the process of wax carving - creating something meaningful to them, from start to finish.
The Studio
Nestled in the Leicestershire countryside, my studio is a space filled with light, music and making. It's where each For Edith piece begins, carved with care and brought to life by hand.
