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Jewellery has always been in my life. My earliest memories are of visiting my
Dad’s jewellery store in Barbican, only a few minute’s walk from where I work
today. As a kid I used to love going to the shop during the school holidays. I
would try and sell jewellery or watches to customers (I don’t think I was very
good at it back then). My favourite tasks were when I helped my dad in the
workshop where I did everything from melting gold to polishing and cleaning the
jewellery after it had been worked on. I learned to judge a diamond by the four
Cs - clarity, colour, carat and cut and how to repair and create precious
jewellery. Of course I did all the normal things that schoolboys do, like
playing football, but it pretty soon became obvious that my nifty chip shot
wasn’t going to take me to the FA Cup Final. Dad closed his shop when I was 16
but my passion for jewellery work remained - at university I had a part time job
at a High Street jeweller and later I worked at Tiffany & Co, one of the world’s
foremost jewellers. One day I realised that the time had come to go solo, to see
how my creations would fare in the world.



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