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Most recent Commission Piece Azurite and Silver This is a piece I designed for a reflexologist, It was my first stone setting and I loved every minute of it. She was mighty pleased with the result too, so an all round good result. White Gold and turquoise Broach White Gold and Turquoise , with Pearly Turquoise Broach £25.00 each Green pebble drop with shell chips £40.00 Rose Cube and fresh water pearls £45.00 Orange pebble drop with Carnelian chips £50.00 Coral and turquoise button heart, silver toggle clasp SOLD To contact me: hannah.pinnock@googlemail.com if you have any questions or wish to purchase a piece of work Read more >> Options >>

Beach Combing. .. LOVE IT Kimmeridge Bay - my favorite beach for rummaging and picking through smelly piles of seaweed!! perfect pebbles too A few images of me happily searching! this day i think the big finds were some hooks and yummy worn rope Gorgeous bobbly folded tail like seawee d which im always tempted to bring home.... but never quite sure what to do with it... Loverly worn out old Rope...simple minds!

.Debut Review. The atmosphere was wonderful, a fantastic weekend for a ll of us. Such a talented, great group of people, I felt honored to be selling my work along side them. Lets hope we can do it all again soon. Thank you so much guys. ********************************************************************** Turquoise Chips & P early,feather heart (SOLD) Onyx hook-SOLD     Soddlite chip and buttons (SOLD)

.Sea Green Button in Resin. .Pendant. AN EXHIBITION OF EMERGING JEWELLERY DESIGNERS Eighteen fresh designers come together to launch and sell their latest hand-crafted collections. Event: Saturday 6th Sunday 7th September 10.00am - 5.00pm Being held at: Unit 11, Luccombe Business & Craft Centre, Luccombe Farm, Milton Abbas, Dorset, DT11 0BD www.fluxnflame.co.uk

Since graduating in Contemporary crafts from Falmouth College of arts, Hannah has been based in Lulworth Dorset dividing her time between, Gilding and building up her jewellery range. Having felt restricted by the limits of other materials Hannah now works mainly with silver and resin, the versatility of the latter, offers a mixture of many qualities including high gloss finishes & unlimited inclusions, resulting in pieces, which are mystical, lively and enchanting. She takes pride in hand crafting each piece, every one an individual gem to capture the imagination. Hannah works with found objects using iridescent and translucent pigments to hand dye the resin. “The magic of turning rubbish into treasure really excites me, making an object precious, by taking it out of context proves that one person’s junk is another's joy! The other work I find very rewarding is protecting people’s sentimental keepsakes; A button from a christening gown, or a lock or hair, preserving it either ...