Hoard Jewellery aka Rosy creates tactile pieces of jewellery that sit between past and present. She draws on historical influences reinterpreted in a contemporary context. Her work features found objects cast into precious metals, fabricated kinetic elements including bells, buttons and charms and many of her pieces have a thoughtfully designed modular construction.
Each piece is designed to feel distinct, lived-in, and quietly powerful — jewellery to be worn, loved, and kept for a lifetime.
Growing up Rosy was influenced by lots of makers in her life, her mum always had a sewing project on the go, and she visited her grandad during the summer where they would make her drawings come to life. It was instilled that anything could be made with skill and determination.
Rosy graduated from Plymouth College of Art in 2018, specialising in Jewellery, and received both the Victoria Sewart Award and the Bright Young Gems Award from International Jewellery London. She was Artist in Residence at the Birmingham School of Jewellery (2018–2019), supporting students with research, concept development, design, and technique.
She has worked in a casting foundry in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter and as a Goldsmith in Bristol, experiences that have deepened her technical skills. After exhibiting at Silver and Steel, she began teaching workshops and discovered a real passion for sharing skills, which now informs both her teaching and her own studio practice.
