Jewellery



	Jewellery Gallery

		Please note - the pieces shown here are not for sale. Nichola only works to commission and these pieces are shown as examples of work that she has produced for clients. All these pieces were made for individual customers and are in either private or public collections. All pieces shown here are copyright © of Nichola Fletcher, 2005

18 carat red gold wedding and engagement rings. 2006

The engagement ring is set with two triangular cabochon peridots and a princess cut sapphire, set into white gold. The wedding band is inlaid with 18 carat white gold.

Two gold wedding rings with yellow gold & silver mokume gane. 2006

The couple wanted to have gold from old family rings incorporated into their rings, and although they each wanted a different pattern of inlay and different coloured gold as a base, the mokume and the old gold unite the rings. His is red gold and mokume, inlaid with old yellow and red gold. Hers is yellow gold and mokume, inlaid with silver, plus yellow and red gold, from the old family rings.

Kilt pin commissioned as a wedding present by a bride for her bridegroom.

Silver, inlaid ebony and square cut smoky quartz. 2005





	Pair of wedding rings, 18 carat white gold. Non-matching. The couple had originally wanted their rings to be inlaid with wood. Since wood is not a durable substance for a ring, I suggested instead inlaying her ring with Mokume gane (Japanese 'wood-grain' metal). Because he is a rock climber, I suggested an inlay of bloodstone, a rare opaque green stone speckled with red, which comes from the island of Rum. 2004

Engagement ring: 18 carat white gold inlaid with a stripe of 18 carat rose gold and set with a 3-carat triangular pink sapphire and two tiny diamonds.

Matching wedding rings were made with 18 carat white gold inlaid with a stripe of rose gold.

Made for my daughter in 2005.

Brooch: 18 carat while and yellow gold inlaid with hand made mokume gane (layers of different coloured precious metals formed to make a swirling pattern).

The client wanted a brooch as a golden wedding present for his wife who is an expert salmon fisher so did not want anything too abstract. 2003

Eccentric cufflinks.

Silver, lapis lazuli, gold and garnets. Commissioned for the Russian artist Eduard Bersudsky, who refused to wear conventional jewellery. His love of the female body is acknowledged, as is his love of eccentric things.

A visit to his website at www.sharmanka.co.uk where you can see his extraordinary kinetic sculptures will explain these crazy cufflinks.

Or go to the Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh and marvel at the Millennium Clock. 2003

Silver and inlaid ebony dual purpose brooch/kilt pin, set with a large facetted Amazonite.

The client asked for a piece which could be worn as a large lapel brooch and subsequently be used as a kilt pin.


	Nichola works closely with each customer, often using a stone which the customer has brought, and designing a piece around it.


	18 carat red and green gold ring with large tourmaline and two topaz stones.


	Sometimes the stones are from old family pieces. Because of this, each piece is designed specifically for the customer and is never repeated, so each piece of Nichola's work is unique.

Silver, gold and agate kilt pin.

The agate was cut from a stone which the client found in her garden and the pin was designed around it as a Christening present for her grandson.

If you wish to find out more or to commission a piece please contact Nichola on
01337 828369
or e-mail

Asymmetric necklace made of gold and inlaid ivory, set with two cabachon aquamarines.

The ivory came from an old piece found in a bric-a-brac shop and the piece was made in the 1980's.

Large silver and ivory neckpiece inlaid with silver, titanium, coloured resin and moonstones.

The ivory came from and old hairbrush which gave a pleasing curve to the piece.

Silver and inlaid ebony brooch, set with a large amethyst which was brought by the client and around which the piece was designed.

Matching earrings with smaller amethysts were also made to go with this piece.


	18 carat gold and ivory brooch set with a with 3 carat ruby. The brooch was commissioned for a ruby wedding anniversary, and the star shape was specially requested. The ivory came from an old teething ring blank.

Asymmetric earrings made from 18 carat white and red gold and set with three sapphires which were mined in Australia by the client's daughter and around which the earrings were designed.

The sapphires were all different sizes and colours: peachy pink, lime green and green-blue.


	Gold pendant set with diamonds and a large baroque pearl which the client brought back from Australia and around which the piece was designed.


	Silver and ebony necklace inlaid with titanium, silver and moonstones.

Bronze and silver cutlery

The cutlery was cast in bronze and the silver inlays inserted afterwards.
The silver goes right through to the back of the pieces.

Two set were commissioned by Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow for a dining room setting furnished by contemporary Scottish designer makers.
These pieces were designed to sit on a table made by wood artist Tim Stead.

Reminder - the pieces shown here are not for sale.
Nichola only works to commission and these pieces are shown as examples of work that she has produced for clients.
If you wish to find out more or to commission a piece please contact Nichola on 01337 828369
or e-mail

Nichola Fletcher, Reediehill Deer Farm, Auchtermuchty, Fife, KY14 7HS
Telephone: 01337 828369 Fax: 01337 827001 E-Mail:

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