I engrave traditionally with a graving tool. The technique is ancient and I will continue to endeavour to maintain tradition at all times.

Please note that I do not use any jigs, patterns, printing blocks or clichés.All engraving is drawn first and guaranteed unique. All works carried out is signed when the object is completed. Every knife is numbered and comes with a certificate with the same number.

Inspired by an antique Victorian pin...hand sawed feather and arrow...hand drawn details...hand engraved...soldered together...and then hammer formed

Hand drew my logo a few years ago with intentions of engraving it (on sterling) as a "love token"...once I felt confident in doing so...

Commission piece...my original anchor (1.25"x3/4")...hand sawed sterling...hand drawn scrollwork per customer's request...then engraved.

Gift for my husband for his birthday...stamped sterling disc...old Victorian initials...engraved...soldered bail...soldered to a 20" curb chain...oxidized with eggies...hand polished.

I am still new to engraving. Here's some of my work

Picture of me at work

My tools

I can't call it engraving, it's more like scratches and scrapes that I have laid down on my Iphone-6. The only tool used has been a common thumb tack. It makes for sore thumbs and doesn't leave any depth to the scratches.