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Pa-pa was asked to create a landscape portreying the iconic Worm's Head, Gower with a couple walking along the beach in the foreground. Silver cockles were added along with baby starfish and swirling water currects and waves. Three pastel coloured stones were chosen to suit the wearer, aquamarine, blue sapphire and pink quartz. Customers are welcome to personalise a piece by requesting a bespoke jewellery design service at Pa-pa. 

Palm tree and sitting lady with hibiscus flowers and natural turquoise stone set. I was asked to design and make a unique design for a special birthday. After being sent my customers favourite photo of his wife sitting on a beach looking out to sea in Figi, I sketched a few quick designs and we chose one with palms,hibiscus flowers and turquoise stone. Keeping fondest memories alive with treasures that are everlasting at Pa-pa jewellery, Parkmill, Gower. 

If you love "The Game of Thrones' you may adore the Welsh Dragonswings necklace and ring by Pa-pa. Based on an abstract drawing of dragonswings by designer maker Pa-pa, this are unique designs you will not find anywhere else. Made in Wales, here at Pa-pa we are celebrating our cultural heritage and the ancient myths of dragons and wizards.   The Welsh Dragon Y Ddraig Goch, meaning the red dragon is said to have overpowered the white dragon and it's invading Saxon army after waking from sleep in the Welsh mountains of Snowdonia, according to Arthurian legends and the tales from...

This is the solid silver Three Cliffs Bay necklace by Pa-pa jewellery in Parkmill, Gower. SA3 2EH. The three limestone peaks of Three cliffs Bay have been cut from silver 925 sheet and hand engraved, along with the silhouette of a person enjoying this beautiful view on horseback. Manmade blue opals and tiny hand cut wild flowers compliment the piece. Call in to see the Gower Collection of landscape jewellery designed and made in the Pa-pa workshop on Gower by silversmith Pa-pa. We also offer a unique collection of Gower crafted gifts including Rhona Tooze batic prints and cards ,...

As a child I used to make jewellery from beads and parts from my Grandmother's old watches. At school I was one of just three girls who chose metalwork over Needlework lessons and I remember coming top of the class for a copper-enamelling Project. I loved painting and clay sculpture and when I realised after my A-levels that I could combine sculpture with jewellery design I was set on my path to become a silversmith. Most of my work is inspired by a fascination for marine life and the sea I've always been intrigued by Nature. Subject matter over the...