Our silver jewellery is made from 92.5% sterling silver, and our bronze is made using recycled copper and Cornish shipwreck tin, using a traditional technique known as the lost wax casting process. This time-honoured method allows us to reproduce even the finest details of an original design, transforming a delicate wax pattern into a beautifully […]

In today’s jewellery landscape, there is a growing shift away from traditional precious metals like gold and silver, as more people look for pieces that reflect sustainability, provenance, and individuality. Alternative metals such as Cornish tin and bronze are becoming increasingly popular—not only for their distinctive appearance, but for the rich heritage and meaningful stories

There are moments in every company’s journey when it feels right to pause, reflect, and reconnect with where it all began. For us, that moment came recently with a visit back to the local mine that played such an important role in shaping not only our business, but the people behind it. Our original Managing

Much of the St Justin collection features designs inspired by history, which are rich in spiritual meaning. Here, we explore some of our favourites — thoughtful pieces that make especially meaningful gifts for occasions such as Mother’s Day, birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas. Celtic Knots The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artefacts. The

Like many of you out there, we love Cornwall. So much so, that we are proud to sponsor Cornwall Heritage Trust and all that they do. Their 2022 Cornish calendar is available here. Cornwall Heritage Trust owns and manages some of the most iconic heritage sites in Cornwall, working closely with local communities, Natural England,

For the love of cats! International Cat Day has been marked since 2002 and is a day to celebrate the special friendship that we have with our own pet but is also a day to raise awareness of the safety and welfare of all cats. In 2017/18 45% of British households owned a pet with

Pewter & Tin Cleaning is best done by washing in warm soapy water, followed by thorough drying. A silver polishing cloth is all that is needed to maintain a high polish. For more serious tarnishing after long periods you can revive the pewter by rubbing with a very fine abrasive paste such as Autosol. Pewter