Jewellers

Jeanette Hannaby produces a variety of contemporary jewellery incorporating glass cabochons hand made from a combination of dichroic and coloured glass.
Dichroic glass has unique properties - the light reflected can be of a totally different colour to the light transmitted and it has striking irridescence unlike any other type of glass.
The Dichroic glass is combined with other pieces of translucent or opaque coloured glass and fused at high temperatures to produce the individual pieces used for each item of jewellery.

Megan Arnold designs and produces fine jewellery from her home studio near Ledbury, Herefordshire, and sells internationally, with clients in the UK, Europe and USA.
A graduate of the Slade School of Fine Art, Megan studied silversmithing and jewellery at the DeCordova Museum School, Lincoln, Massachusetts as a pupil of the renowned jeweller Yehudit Shorr, and at the School of Jewellery in Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter.
All work is handmade using traditional methods and high-quality precious metals and stones. Pieces can be cutomised to individual requirements, in terms of design, precious metal, or jewels.
Megan has her own hallmark at the Birmingham Assay Office.