ABOUT

A travelling metalsmith with a passion for discovery, Rob began honing his craft on an extraordinary journey—cycling the length of America’s West Coast from Washington to Mexico. With only a few paneers, a few salvaged tools, and a determination to create, he forged his first pieces using makeshift implements fashioned from nails and salvaged from Lee Bay Hotel hours before its demolition.

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As he pedalled south, jewellery became both his craft and a way of connecting him with people, landscapes, and stories that shaped his evolving style. Along the way, he collected more than memories: stones were gifted by strangers, discovered on wild beaches, traded with fellow travellers, or carefully chosen from small-town markets, each carrying the spirit of the place it came from.

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In the years since, his artistry has evolved through the intricate discipline of repoussé. This ancient hammer-formed technique has transformed his work, allowing him to sculpt metal into highly detailed pendants and talismans that echo nature’s textures, myths, and quiet power. Each piece is crafted to be worn by all genders, strong, expressive, and deeply personal.

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Today, his jewelry remains rooted in its origins: handcrafted with raw intention, shaped by the road, and inspired by the wild places that first ignited his craft.