THE DESIGNER
Rosie McEwan
Hi, I'm Rosie, the designer, jewellery maker and artist!
My lovely husband Robbie designs and makes beautiful unique wooden art pieces. He also makes wooden jewellery and gives me a helping hand with my jewellery making when the need arises. (I'm pictured above wearing a blue and white beachy wooden ash pendant and alongside me is one of his unique wooden art pieces).
We source our wood sustainably, usually from fallen trees on the farm where we live.
My jewellery style is beachy-bohemian, which represents my free spirit and vibrant outlook on life.
I love colour and am passionate about working with mixed metals and patinas and enjoy designing and making unique and unusual pieces.
Living on the North Cornish Coast inspires my beachy designs. I love to salvage Cornish Sea Glass and Sea Pottery and transform them into beautiful wearable pieces of art.
To ensure that there is as little waste as possible, I also make intriguing mixed-media artwork from salvaged driftwood and plastic that I find on our beaches.
If you would like to view more of my creations and follow my jewellery and artwork journey, including finding out what events I'm attending, please follow me on my Facebook and Instagram accounts.
Best Wishes
Rosie x
WHAT YOU SAY
" Rosie has made me some beautiful pieces over the years and is my go-to handmade jewellery artist! I especially adore my beautiful hand picked sea glass necklace, shell earrings and fairy wings. Her pieces are truly unique pieces of art that encapsulate the beautiful area they are created in. "
Lucy Hambley
"Discovering Rosie's boho jewellery collection at a market in Cornwall felt like stumbling upon a treasure trove of artistic expression. Unique designs, handcrafted with a touch of the mystical spirit of Cornwall. A place where individuality meets artistry."
Henrietta White
"Rosie's jewellery transforms beachy vibes into wearable art. Each handcrafted piece is a testament to her artistic journey, inviting you to adorn yourself with the soulful vibes of Cornwall's creativity."