Signature Pieces
Jewellery woven into equestrian history
One-off and limited-edition pieces celebrating extraordinary horses, remarkable partnerships and historic moments.
Jewellery with a story
Over the years, I have been privileged to work with the tail hair of some truly extraordinary horses. Each of these pieces was created for a particular moment or cause, preserving its story in horse hair and precious metal.
Together, they form a small archive of remarkable partnerships, historic achievements and the enduring connection between horse and rider.
01 - London 2012
Four horses. One historic victory
Tail hair from Hello Sanctos, Vindicat, Tripple X and Big Star—the four horses who carried Great Britain to Olympic team showjumping gold—was woven into this limited-edition bracelet.
Real gold thread bordered the smooth horse-hair ribbon, finished with a hallmarked gold clasp. Only five were created, in aid of Ebony Horse Club.
02 - Big Star
Celebrating an extraordinary partnership
Made with tail hair from Big Star following his individual Olympic gold with Nick Skelton at Rio 2016.
The hair was woven in the Brocade: Gilt-edged design, bordered with real gold thread and finished with a hallmarked 9ct gold clasp. The bracelet was created for the Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund.
03 - Jonty Evans and Art
At the heart of an extraordinary campaign
The equestrian community came together to help Jonty Evans secure his Olympic partner, Cooley Rorkes Drift—affectionately known as Art.
The Burnished Horse contributed a bracelet handbraided from Art’s tail hair and finished with hallmarked sterling silver.
03 - HMQ90
Created to celebrate a land mark year
Created in 2016 to commemorate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th birthday.
Inspired by the Queen’s racing colours, black horse hair was woven with scarlet and purple Japanese kimono silk and metallic gold thread, then finished with a hallmarked 9ct gold clasp. The bracelet was displayed at the Royal Windsor Horse Show during the birthday celebrations.
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