Alternative Engagement Rings: You Can Break the Rules
Make personal choices and create an engagement ring which resonates with you both. Here are several ways to add a personal touch to your...
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MAKING FUTURE HEIRLOOMS
Jewellery is a beautiful way to mark moments in life. The jewellery you wear should feel like an extension of you, reflecting and magnifying who you are as you move through the world.
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I approach making jewellery as making future heirlooms, creating timeless pieces that will last as they are worn and treasured for lifetimes, eventually gifted new leases of life as they are inherited by new generations of wearers.
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The melding of traditional and contemporary practices and designs, these original pieces are handmade in my Penryn workshop using transparently sourced gemstones and traceable gold.
MAKE YOUR OWN WEDDING RINGS
A time-honoured marker of marriage and union, wedding rings are a beautiful way to symbolise the connection between two people.
Making your own wedding rings amplifies the meaning they hold, bringing you into the very heart of the process as you create them together.
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My wedding ring workshops are designed to make exchanging your rings all the more special. You’ll spend the day together in my workshop by the sea, guided carefully through the whole process, forming lasting memories as you make the rings you will treasure forever.
Kind Words
Wow! I had mine and my husband’s rings melted together by Becca and the design and person detail was absolutely outstanding, Four stones (one for each of my children) inlaid on an engraved “winter” branch, I am soooo pleased!
Thank you Becca you’re the best x
Vivienne
BECCA WILLIAMS
I’m Becca, a jewellery designer and goldsmith creating original pieces from an independent studio on the Cornish coast.
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Having studied in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter, I have worked with some of the country’s most respected (and kindest) goldsmiths. From a Victorian workshop in a big city, to a 17th century building in a little town, I work with people to design and realise their dream jewellery ideas.
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Whether I am making new pieces for my shop, creating one-of-a-kind commissions, or helping others to create their dream wedding rings, after 15 years I’m still fascinated by the possibilities of jewellery design.
Hallmarking
Discretely inscribed on many pieces of my jewellery are a small collection of markings, called hallmarks. This includes a unique ‘sponsor’s’ mark that signifies it is a Becca Williams piece.
What is hallmarking? Everyone could see the thirteenth loaf in the baker’s dozen, ensuring a fair trade for the buyer; a hallmark is another visible form of consumer protection, proving you get the precious metal you pay for.
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