Phoebe Mae Thompson is a jeweller who handcrafts each piece individually in her studio in Kent.

She studied Fine Art and Art History at Kingston University, London, and later pursued Theory and History of Art and Culture at Charles University in Prague. During this time, she developed a deep interest in ancient historical discourse, exploring process and narrative through archaeological, anthropological, and philosophical perspectives.

Her work reflects the raw, tactile nature of the ancient lost-wax casting technique. From the creation of the wax mould to the final casting in 925 recycled silver and lab-grown gemstones, each piece retains a deliberate sense of rawness and imperfect beauty.

Each piece is finished unpolished, preserving its most natural, raw form. With wear over time, the surface may gradually soften, developing a subtle, polished silver.