Exhibitors

After graduating from Crawford College of Art & Design, the challenge of finding space to weld large sculpture led me toward jewellery — transforming my ideas into miniature sculptures for the body.

Over the past six years, remarkable stockists have championed my work, helping the pieces travel far while remaining rooted in authenticity.

As the business expanded, I realised I was craving a slower, more intentional way of making — a return to designing with time, care, and presence.
With silver prices now twice what they were when I began, and sustainability more important than ever, this shift feels like a natural evolution.

Saw Framed is moving into a more sustainable, intentional chapter — one defined by craftsmanship, integrity, and quiet luxury.

This year I present a 12-piece Limited Edition Collection. Each piece is designed to be collectable, hallmarked in Dublin Castle for sterling silver, and stamped with the Date Letter Hallmark marking its year of creation — a touch of heritage and traceability that honours traditional craft.

Every design is produced in a strictly limited run. Once an edition is complete, it will not return — preserving rarity and allowing each piece the time and attention it deserves.

Alongside the jewellery, I’m introducing a small collection of framed art prints inspired by my studio practice. These drawings explore themes of craft, resilience, and quiet reflection, offering an art-led extension of the brand that pairs beautifully with the jewellery.

In a world where “handmade” and “sustainable” are often used loosely, I want Saw Framed to stand for clarity, honesty, and real craft — no greenwashing, no empty claims, just responsible materials and work made with intention.

Saw Framed now stands as both a jewellery studio and an artist’s voice — a place where limited editions meet thoughtful design, where fun meets quiet luxury, and where each piece, worn or framed, carries intention and meaning.