About 

Eliot W. Everton is a Craftsman and Jeweller based in South London. Eliot started his training as a Furniture Maker and Ceramicist. His love for the traditional crafts shines through in his work today. A combination of traditional foundations mixed with modern contemporary ideas and processes.

Raised by a single mother in the North East of England, he was brought up on the ideologies he carries forward today; that everyone is equal and deserves to be treated as such. He travelled to London in the pursuit of a career in Product Design, studying at Chelsea College of the Arts London. This is where he found his voice and passion for the blossoming craft industry within London, its emerging scenes and diverse culture.

Eliot’s work is often a reflection of emotion through the lived experiences of his own life expressing the ideas and ideologies he wishes to uphold.

His work is often used to convey messages and tell stories, by embracing the different techniques and methods of a variety of traditional crafts, he is able to sculpt these ideologies into a physical, tangible pieces of wearable art. And although these ideas stay in the very conceptual realm hold more weight in the questioning of certain social norms.


All pieces are Handmade in London, using the lost wax casting process, either in 925 Sterling Silver or 9k - 24k Gold with Full British Hallmark.

Our Values

To Challenge The Status Quo

    • To question what is the norm.

    • To change the way people perceive common objects.  

 Forming a Sense of Community

    • To bring people together over a common interest.

    • To create acceptance amongst people.

Creating Culture  

    • To create something meaningful amongst an audience.

    • To create and uphold a sense of culture through ideas, customs, and social behaviours. 

Building Trust and Authenticity 

    • Crafting quality products and maintaining a standard of work. 

    • Creating transparency between customer and company.

    • All pieces made in Britain with Full British Hallmarks.