At Sharon Moncur Jewellery I design and create beautifully unique pieces of jewellery from the petals, leaves and seeds that grow around me here in Midlothian, Scotland..

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I am self taught and have been making jewellery for more than 10 years!

 

I use a variety of media to showcase the wonderful colour, texture and shape combinations that naturally occur in nature, allowing the wearer to carry this with them throughout their day in a striking piece of contemporary jewellery.

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Silver

Using silver clay, I am able to print the texture of leaves and petals onto silver to create realistic silver charms. I also use moulds to create other shapes such as shells and stars. Find out more about silver clay here. 

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Resin​

From my well stocked and ever expanding garden I collect flowers, leaves and seeds. After drying them for up to 6 weeks I use them in my resin jewellery. I enjoy blending petals from different flowers to create designs that are distinctive and exclusive to Sharon Moncur Jewellery. More information about resin can be found here.

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Sea Glass

The sea glass I use is collected by me and my family from the stunning beaches of south east Scotland. ​

I do not smooth my sea glass and prefer to use only the smoothest pieces that are naturally provided by the sea. More information about sea glass can be found here.

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