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Sarah Elizabeth Jewellery

Sharp, simple, precious precision. 

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Sarah Heron transforms stones and metals into stunning, detailed, treasure. When given, her pieces communicate love, when worn, they speak of style, of timeless elegance. Buying a piece of Sarah Elizabeth Jewellery is an investment in the future, an investment in a personal piece of art that will send a message to future generations. 

Timeless transformations

A woman in a pastel plaid shirt working with a soldering iron at a wooden desk in a craft room.
A cluttered wooden workbench with tools and supplies for craft or jewelry making, including files, pliers, a small hammer, and various small parts.

Inspiration from another era

Having trained in Silversmithing and Jewellery Making at Ulster University, Sarah Heron’s work stands out in the local landscape for her bold, big impact style. Inspired by 1970s and 1980s fashion, music and even Victorian Gothic heirlooms, the strong lines of her work symbolise the story and style of the person wearing it. 

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Alongside her off-the-shelf range, Sarah loves a bespoke design. The process is simple. Just call in and speak to Sarah about what you like. Then she creates a series of watercolour sketches to agree the final design, before beginning to make. Using materials like recycled sterling silver or gold and the stunning natural, flawless non-mined and cruelty-free stones that she happily hoards the result is always unique, unusual and unforgettable. Follow her social channels to support and stay up to date with her work. 

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  • A woman working on jewellery at a jewellery-making station, holding a beaded pearl necklace with a pink cloth.
  • A pearl necklace with a large blue gemstone pendant is displayed in a wooden jewellery box.
  • A woman in a colourful striped shirt and white skirt in her creative studio space, browsing her jewellery collection in a dark wooden jewellery display cabinet a table with various boxes and display items.
  • A small jewellery workspace with a brown leather chair, a wooden work table with tools and jewellery supplies, a wall with jewellery framed art, and a small window with frosted glass.
  • A close-up of a metal ring being welded with a blue and yellow flame.
  • A close-up photo of a jewellery soldering or welding process, showing a heated metal piece on a perforated metal work surface with a small torch flame directed at it.
  • A cluttered wooden workbench with various woodworking tools, including files, pliers, scissors, a knife, a wooden handle carving tool, and carving blades, along with small containers, a water glass, and a black decorative holder with black sticks on the right side.

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