Absolutely I can. The estimate will look very similar to a quote for custom work with some small differences. The minimum charge for any repair work is £15. I will provide you with an upper limit on what I will charge, and the actual figure will be the time spent multiplied by my shop rate (£35).

So, a repair estimate will typically look like £15–£100 plus materials (£15). Materials cost will be my cost for the materials plus 10% to cover consumables and I will keep you informed of any updates throughout.

For simplicity and transparency, I have chosen a flat rate of £35 per hour for all services. This rate reflects my many years of experience in the industry and the lower overhead costs I incur, as I do not operate from a retail space nor have employees. This allows me to offer professional, high-quality workmanship at a fair and consistent price.

For custom work, you may refuse the end product or return it within 2 weeks; however, the 50% deposit is non-refundable, as this fairly shares some of the risk involved.

For repair work, I will endeavour to make you 100% satisfied and will only charge a minimal amount should the item require reworking.

Occasionally, the work is so interesting to me that I take photographs and videos during the process. I then compile these into a short video, which I repost on my YouTube channel. If you would like a construction video of the work I do for you, the cost is £30. This fee may be waived at my discretion, but I reserve all rights.

My workshop is located in my home in Devizes, Wiltshire. For privacy and security reasons, I do not advertise the exact address and only welcome visitors by appointment.

Pick-up and drop-off services at the workshop are available strictly by appointment. These appointments can be arranged for Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday between 1.00pm and 6.00pm. Please contact me in advance to schedule your visit.

Hallmarking guarantees the quality of precious metals and is legally required in the UK, except for very light items. My maker's mark is registered with the London Assay Office, where all pieces are hallmarked to ensure authenticity. Hallmarking typically costs around £30, including shipping. Marks like 925 can be misleading, as they don’t always guarantee genuineness. Only official assay office hallmarking reliably confirms precious metal quality.

Argentium silver is a purer, hypoallergenic alloy that resists tarnish better than sterling silver. Its unique ability to fuse without solder creates stronger, cleaner jewellery joins, enhancing durability and appearance. Many of my pieces are made entirely solder-free, showcasing both the metal’s innovation and my precise craftsmanship.