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Sarah Green  possesses the imagination and intuition of an artist, the highly developed skills of a traditional manufacturing jeweller and a thoughtful and sensitive approach to each of her customers. 

Sarah is a trade qualified designer-jeweller who has undertaken studies in the design, retail, visual art and manufacturing areas of the jewellery industry.  Apart from making creating out of pipecleaners and beads as a child, her experience with jewellery began as a teenager learning through work experience and private lessons, which lead her to seek more intense and specialised training interstate. After studying an Advanced Diploma of Jewellery and Object Design at the Design Centre Enmore in Sydney for three years, Sarah returned to Adelaide to undertake an apprenticeship.  Upon completion she was awarded both the South Australian Apprentice of the year award and the Masters and Apprentices Piece award by the Jewellery Association of Australia.   Following her formal training Sarah spent time in Singapore then back home to Adelaide while running her own business.  She has worked for a number of leading jewellers in South Australia throughout this time.

Sarah prides herself on her high quality of design and workmanship. She has incredible attention to detail and considers the functionality and wearability of every jewellery piece she makes, allowing the wearer to enjoy their piece to it's full potential.

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"I experience great satisfaction from the hard work of taking raw materials and transforming them into a piece of refined, beautiful and strong jewellery in which the owner delights.   I’m inspired by the incredibly personal connection each person has with their jewellery, and the stories their pieces tell. 

I want to provide jewellery that is made properly in ethical conditions of  high quality materials yet is accessibly and fairly priced.  I want each of my customers to experience customer service that goes above and beyond but which is down to earth and tailored to suit their lives.  I believe jewellery is a way in which we connect and mark incredibly special moments in life, so the experience of buying it should reflect and enhance that moment."

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