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1 Biggiesknowe PEEBLES EH45 8HS. Scotland
Mon to Sat 9:30am – 5pm. Closed Sunday.
1 Biggiesknowe PEEBLES EH45 8HS. SCOTLAND

Robyn Kinsman-Blake

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Robyn Kinsman-Blake
 

 

Robyn Kinsman-Blake. After graduating from Edinburgh College of Art’ Jewellery and Silversmithing degree in 2009 I now work from my studio as part of the Kinsman Blake family gallery.

I love stories and try to infuse there life and movement into my jewellery, capturing characters as small as a starling and as dazzling as a trapeze artist full of circus magic.

I am aware of the environmental impact of the jewellery trade and where possible uses recycled and ethically sourced materials.  Increasingly I am being commissioned to create new jewellery from old pieces. New jewellery designed personally for the customer yet retaining the history and sentimental values of the original piece.

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