About

Julia studied Fine Art at Norwich School of Art and Design, graduating with First Class Honours in 2008. It was during this time that her passion for contemporary jewellery began to take shape. She went on to refine her technical skills through self-directed learning, and most recently training with a master goldsmith. She has exhibited her work nationally, including at London Design Festival.

Narrative has always been central to Julia’s practice, but a significant period of ill health prompted a shift in focus—toward emotional and psychological themes. Her recent work explores internal landscapes through mark-making and repetition, transforming the abstract and ephemeral into tangible, wearable forms.

Julia’s interdisciplinary approach blends traditional techniques such as piercing and stone setting with experimental processes like 3D pen drawing and electroforming. Asymmetry and hidden details recur throughout her work, inviting curiosity and reflection. Her pieces act as wearable sculptures, quietly advocating the social and emotional power of handmade narrative objects.