Catherine Woodall

When you have a technical AND creative brain what do you do? Design and make jewellery, of course!

Initially Catherine studied engineering, followed later by art and for her, making jewellery has been the happy combination of these two disciplines.

Catherine's jewellery is handmade in her workshop atop the - often - windswept Pennines. Surrounded as she is by Emily Bronte’s ‘high waving heather’ and the green wooded valleys, it is little wonder that her work is inspired by nature. The veins of a leaf and the rain or dewdrop glistening on it are some of the details she's drawn down. Every piece is impressed with the texture of a real skeleton leaf and therefore every piece is unique.

She work with silver and semi precious stones and is inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement in both Britain and Vienna at the turn of the last century.

Catherine love creating these wearable little bits of nature and hopes you’ll love them too.

“...I must go seek some dewdrops here, And hang a pearl in every cowslip's ear.  

Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream