Jewellery Designer
Stacey McEvoy Caunt
Stacey McEvoy Caunt is a British designer and maker known for her distinctive enamel jewellery and symbolic pins. Working from her UK studio, she creates pieces that blend clean, contemporary design with meaningful imagery drawn from nature, folklore & ancient symbolism.
Jewellery Maker
Joanne Hedger
Joanne Hedger is a Sussex-born writer and jewellery maker whose work is rooted in a lifelong connection to the natural world. Raised on a dairy farm, where hedgerows and woodland were part of everyday life, she later stepped away from a high-pressure corporate career to retrain as a safari guide in southern Africa. Living off-grid deepened her respect for nature’s rhythms and continues to shape both her writing and her craft.
Brand
Glover & Smith
Glover & Smith are a family-run British workshop creating lead-free pewter
tableware and gifts since 1994. The company was founded by Ed and Judi Glover, both trained in fine art and design, who brought their artistic background into the world of contemporary metalwork.
Author
Christine Iverson
Christine Iverson’s work is rooted in the hedgerows of the Sussex Downs. After moving to a Downland village in 2001, she developed a deep fascination with the plants growing quietly along lanes and field edges, and the folklore woven around them.
Artist
Angela Harding
Angela Harding is a British printmaker and illustrator known for her distinctive linocut and wood engraving style. Based in rural Rutland, her work is shaped by the British landscape, from wide winter skies to quiet hedgerows and migrating birds. A trained fine artist, she has developed a recognisable visual language that combines strong composition with a deep sensitivity to place.
Brand
Beevive
Beevive is a small British company founded by friends Jake and Loz with a simple, practical mission: to help save bees, one small action at a time. What began as a shared concern for declining beepopulations grew into a straightforward idea, create something people could carry with them that would make a real difference.