About Us

Christine Sadler is a jewellery designer, goldsmith, diamond setter and entrepreneur.


Christine opened her retail boutique with her husband Christopher in 1999 when she was 24. Having trained in jewellery in Glasgow and worked for both small independent jewellers as well as for a large high street jewellery retailer, Christine wanted to create a new shopping experience in jewellery, one where the focus was on jewellery that excelled in design. Her innovative ideas earned the business several prestigious awards including Shell Live wire regional winner 2001, Royal Bank of Scotland PSYBT group business awards winner 2002, Business Insider “Rising Star” 2002 and Retail Jewellery awards Best New Store finalist in 2003. Her boutique showcased a selection of international and UK based jewellery designs alongside her own work. Jewellery is a highly competitive market but even as a new designer Christine’s own designs caught the attention of the blue-chip company Johnson Matthey. Johnson Matthey is responsible for the promotion of platinum jewellery sales globally and after seeing Christine’s designs at Earl’s Court Jewellery show, they chose her work from everyone in the world to feature on their worldwide promotional material for platinum jewellery. The combination of the quality and the innovative design of her products was what impressed them. Images of Christine’s designs are highly sought after by journalists around the world with her work being featured in a diverse number of publications from fashion magazines to science journals.


After several years of selling other brands alongside their own work, it became clear to Christine and Christopher that if they focussed solely on their own collections, it would allow them to give far better service to their clients. This new business model ensures that the products are much more exclusive, that they can be made in any size to fit perfectly and that they can be customised to meet the needs of an individual client.


Christine and Christopher work together and they are both perfectionists. They personally select and check every gemstone that is set in their designs as well as quality controlling every piece before it is ready for sale. They design together and they have come to know that unless they are both in agreement about something, it won’t be the best choice. Working as a couple is hugely rewarding for them and has deepened their communication skills and relationship. It brings a uniquely personal experience when shopping for an engagement ring or wedding ring to interact with the owners of the company who are married. They have created a unique environment. Relaxed and informal with a focus on exclusive designs that can be customised or tailored to suit the individual personality of every client. With a deep commitment to customer service both Christine and Christopher are available seven days a week. When you call their boutique you will be speaking with either one of them and out of shop hours you can contact them by email or Whatsapp. They have lived and breathed their business since 1999 and nothing is more important to them than ensuring your experience shopping with them is unforgettable.

Fairypools

Fall in love with the natural beauty of Scotland's landscape. This copyrighted collection of jewellery is inspired by the fairy pools on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The fairy pools are a series of descending rock pools fed by crystal clear waterfalls from the Cuillin mountains. Like a stream that pauses on its journey, white rivers of cascading water fill pools of sapphire blues and greens before continuing on.

Fire

Your spark, your passion.

From The Heart

Your true feelings come from your heart and a gift from this collection will serve as a constant reminder of how much you care. The collection combines hearts and arrows which can be set with diamonds and birthstones or can be engraved with initials.

Cairn

A Cairn is a Scottish word to describe a tower of stacked stones. Cairns are usually found on highland paths and sometimes have stones which jut out to mark the way. They symbolise a milestone in a journey. Cairn is a handmade collection of contemporary scottish jewellery that allows the wearer to mark their own unique journey with gemstones or blocks of gold and silver. This collection is often bought for graduations, anniversaries, weddings or to represent family and friends.

Designer Genes

Designer Genes is a playful name for this collection of jewellery that is inspired by the double helix. Our DNA is not visible to the naked eye, just like our family bond but we know that it is there. The beautiful twisted ladder shape of the structure of the double helix in these designs is an elegant way to bring to life this invisible bond. It's a beautiful gift to give to a mother, daugther, sister or aunt

Knot The End

Some people believe that nothing ever ends, but simply continues in a different form and that all endings are beginnings in disguise. Knot the end is a quirky and humorous interpretation of this idea. Each knot is hand tied and therefore unique. The twists and turns symbolise the unique journey we experience in our life time.

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Stay Together

Millions of chance encounters have resulted in you and your loved ones meeting and now that you have found each other, we want you to stay together. The two forms, one matt, one polished are held together by a gold bond to symbolise the special relationship that you share. So whether it is your partner, a friend or a work colleague, stay together is a piece of jewellery that expresses your appreciation of the relationship you share and your desire to keep it strong.

Slingshot

There is something intrinsically playful about slingshots. They are associated with mischief makers and laughter. This design which holds a trillion cut gemstone very securely has a sense of fun. One curved edge of the stone is cupped by the metal with a V shaped claw opposite. It looks poised to launch and protect the wearer. The inspiration for this design was to create something using stones that would act as a symbol of protection and a slingshot was the perfect creative solution.

Embrace

Happy and fulfilled people embrace life and treasure the relationships they have with others. The embrace collection has a solid shape that melts to allow two encircling rings to clasp it. It in turn holds the two rings within its form.

Cocktail

Cocktail rings first became fashionable in the 1920s and 1930s. The casualties of the First World War left many women single but they gained new freedom, entering the work force on a more equal footing with men and winning the right to vote. With their new found financial independence, they bought beautiful cocktail rings for themselves. A cocktail ring has now become synonymous with independent women who know what they want and go after it without needing permission from anyone.

The quirky design of the cocktail glass, which holds the stone, fits into the ring which has a “straight up with a twist” unique fitting. This means you can change the colour of the stone as the mood takes you.

Afternoon Tea

At half past three everything stops for tea. Afternoon tea is an awfully civilised tradition of eating sweet treats to keep energy levels topped up during the day. These moments of rest and restoration to socialise with friends are truely precious. Inspired by this pleasure, the Afternoon Tea collection has precious gemstones set in silver and gold for joyous occasions.

Hero

Being a Hero means standing up for what is right, often against powerful opponents. Hero represents the courage and determination of those who sacrifice their own comforts to fight for the good of others.

The pieces in this collection are all different. There is no way to make two identical. The sterling silver is heated until the surface melts. As it cools, it forms unique patterns on the surface. The pieces are then hammered, cut, scratched and drilled. They are basically harmed in every way possible. Rather than try to disguise the history of their experiences, these pieces proudly display the beauty of what they have been transformed into. In addition to the surface decoration, the pieces have a single diamond set in them and a hole. The diamond represents strength and the hole is a Celtic symbol. The Celts believed stones with holes in them were lucky. They also built tombs with a hole in them so the soul was free to travel between different worlds. The diamond and the hole symbolise strength and freedom and I hope they bring the wearer good luck.

Affinity

The Affinity collection lets you build a collection of all the things you love that make you who you are. Each circle can be hand engraved with a name, a place, a date or anything you want that reminds you of a special person or moment in your life. This collection is perfect for adding to throughout your life as the circles make perfect gifts for anniversaries or even to celebrate the birth of a child. The circles are available in silver, 9ct gold, rose gold or white gold. You can combine different colours of the metals to build a design that’s special and unique to you. The circles can be made into earrings, pendants or bracelets

Bella Figura

Bella Figura is a unqiue collection of jewellery that draws inspiration from the stories behind different shapes of pasta. In gold and silver, it is a feast for the eyes.

Falling Star

We wish the best to happen to those we love. For thousands of years, people have carried items of jewellery as good luck charms. You can create your own luck to a certain extent if your thoughts and hopes are positive so this collection of fine jewellery was designed to have stars falling so you have a reminder to make as many wishes as you desire. Give a piece from the falling star jewellery collection and you will give a bit of luck to call on when it is needed.

Kiss and Make Up

The strongest relationships are built on the ability to fall out but to always overcome the inevitable conflict that living together causes. The two separate pendants in the kiss + make up collection are designed to move so they can “break up” but always “make up” again in a kiss.

Make Waves

Well behaved women rarely make history.

This collection of jewellery is hand carved to create wave shapes that catch the light beautifully. A confident statement.

Ripple

The undulating forms of this collection give the illusion that the metal is fluid and moving. The “ripple effect” is a term used to describe how our actions can affect the people and things around us reminding us to be the change we want to see.

Twist

Twist is an elegant, feminine design that contrasts the sexy polished exterior curves with the sleek smooth interior by twisting in the middle. The pendant in this collection is particularly popular because it is reversible, being matt on one side and polished on the other.

Together Forever

This hidden message in this design symbolises the bond that people share, a bond that is stronger than death and indestructible.

Watch Me

People will tell you that you can't. What you must reply is Watch Me!

This collection of handmade jewellery is the perfect gift for someone who doesn't like being told what to do. Available in red, blue, green and black.