Jewellery has always been part of my life
I grew up surrounded by jewellery. My father was a watchmaker, gemmologist, and lecturer in Glasgow, teaching the Retail Jewellery Diploma. As a child, I spent hours in his shop repairing pieces, sketching designs, and observing how jewellery carried meaning for the people who wore it.
Because jewellery was so familiar, I never saw it as something rare or aspirational. However beautiful or expensive a piece may be, without meaning it feels ordinary. What has always fascinated me instead is jewellery that carries significance — jewellery that remembers something.
Learning the craft
I studied Art and Design at Ayr College and trained in jewellery making in Glasgow and Orkney, mastering goldsmithing, silversmithing, enamelling, stone setting, casting, and CAD design.
My early career included working for Beaverbrooks and the independent Glasgow jeweller Sheila Miller, who specialised in contemporary designer jewellery. These experiences confirmed what I had already learned as a child: the jewellery people cherish most is rarely the most expensive piece they own. It is the piece that means something.
Building our own shop
In 1999, my husband Christopher and I opened our own jewellery shop in Ayr. From the beginning, it has been a true partnership.
Christopher’s background is in Latin and languages, but his greatest gift is his ability to connect with people. He remembers every client — not just their names, but their families, their stories, and the moments that brought them to us. Many of our clients return year after year because they feel recognised and welcomed the moment they walk through the door.
Together, we have built a jewellery business that feels personal, human, and lasting. Our five-star reviews frequently mention Christopher’s warmth and attentiveness — a reflection of the authentic care we bring to every customer interaction.

Jewellery that lasts
Our work focuses on creating jewellery designed to live long lives. We work primarily with precious metals — gold, silver, and platinum — because they are durable and endlessly renewable. A well-made piece can be worn for decades, repaired when needed, reshaped as life changes, and eventually passed on to another generation.
Where possible, we use recycled gold and silver, avoiding the environmental and human costs of mining. For gemstones, we work with both natural stones and lab-grown diamonds, which offer the same beauty and durability without unnecessary harm. For us, sustainability is not a trend — it is a responsibility.
Designing jewellery with meaning
We create contemporary jewellery collections that blend modern aesthetics with emotional depth. From the flowing DNA shapes in our Life collection to the textured surfaces of Hero, every design begins with intention.
We also offer bespoke and commissioned jewellery — engagement rings, remodelled heirlooms, and one-of-a-kind pieces — designed collaboratively to carry personal significance. Each piece is crafted to last, to be loved, worn, and passed on, becoming part of the wearer’s history.
What sets us apart:
- Our jewellery designs carry intention, not trend
- Every design reflects your story, not a generic style
- Bespoke options let you influence every detail
- High-quality materials ensure longevity and meaning
- You work directly with the designer, not a sales assistant
Christine Sadler Unforgettable jewellery has received national awards, been endorsed by global precious metals specialists such as Johnson Matthey, and featured in fashion magazines and scientific journals. Yet what matters most isn’t recognition — it’s connection: the relationship we build with each person who chooses to carry one of our pieces.

Explore our work
Every piece we create begins with the question: What would you like this jewellery to hold for you?
- Explore our collections
- Commission a bespoke piece
- Book a consultation in Ayr
- Learn about jewellery remodelling
- Read our Google reviews
Each piece is designed to be more than jewellery. It is a story, a memory, a connection — a lasting reminder of what matters most.





