Sarah Drew

Sarah Drew loves living in St Austell, Cornwall where she can spend plenty of time outdoors on local beaches and in the woods with her family and dogs, collecting beach plastic, sea-glass, driftwood, ghostnet, twigs and rusty metal.

Using recycled materials and ‘rubbish’ in this way is a sustainable way of creating unique pieces that aren’t a strain on new resources and whose material components are traceable. She also sources traceable boulder opals from Australia and collects amethysts, aquamarine and other crystals from local sites in Cornwall to make statement necklaces.

Sarah Drew also loves teaching accessible jewellery workshops using found materials, simple techniques and silversmithing skills. She makes them as affordable as possible and straight-forward enough so people can continue making at home.

Sarah Drew’s handmade recycled jewellery is a treasure trove of eco-friendly elegance. Each piece is crafted with a unique blend of creativity and care, showcasing Sarah’s dedication to sustainable fashion. From delicate necklaces adorned with repurposed gemstones to statement earrings fashioned from reclaimed metals, her creations not only exude charm but also carry a powerful message of environmental responsibility. Browsing through her collection feels like stepping into a world where art meets sustainability, inviting you to be part of a movement that celebrates conscious adornment. Explore our Recycled Plastic Jewellery blog for more details on recycled jewellery.