Emily Nixon Jewellery

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Emily Nixon Jewellery Elemental elegance. Fine jewellery created by hand in West Cornwall. Distinctive jewellery with a sea-worn character, inspired by Cornwall's coastline.

23/10/2026

Solis.
Experiments with form and light.
Sunlight through seawater, captured in metal and stone.
A limited collection of one of a kind pieces, available at midday on the 29th of October.
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In Place: Trevor and Harriet Bell at 67 Morrab RoadThe start of a series that explores the rotating curation of artwork ...
22/10/2026

In Place: Trevor and Harriet Bell at 67 Morrab Road

The start of a series that explores the rotating curation of artwork and objects in our home, Morrab Road.

Currently showing the works of Trevor and Harriet Bell.

Read the article, live now on b.66, our online source of inspiration.

The Inlier ring, as part of our new silver collection. A band formed of solid, sterling silver, and set with a piece of ...
20/10/2026

The Inlier ring, as part of our new silver collection. A band formed of solid, sterling silver, and set with a piece of solid 18ct yellow gold.

Inliers are created when a dome-like geological formation is subjected to erosion, breaching the upper, newer layers to reveal the older basement layer beneath.

With the Inlier ring, Emily explores this idea of layered stone, of different materials, creating a piece which embraces erosion as a symbol of time passing.

Our Australian sapphires, from the Central Highlands of Queensland, formed under intense heat and pressure deep within t...
18/10/2026

Our Australian sapphires, from the Central Highlands of Queensland, formed under intense heat and pressure deep within the Earth’s crust, up to 350 million years ago. Microscopic chemical inclusions of iron or titanium in the crystals formed inky greens, yellows, and teals. As the minerals surrounding a crystal change as the sapphire forms, different colours can form within the same stone.

Between 35 and 65 million years ago, rising basaltic magma and ash eruptions tore through this crust, lifting the crystals towards the surface. Since then, the volcanic rock has weathered away, leaving the hard sapphire crystals intact in layers of compacted gravel, where they are found today.

These stones are found across the Emily Nixon collection, including the ‘Harlequin’ Tolmen and ‘Inland Sea’ Porth.

The Strata Stack, as part of our new silver collection. Available as two silver rings, interlocking with each other, or ...
15/10/2026

The Strata Stack, as part of our new silver collection. Available as two silver rings, interlocking with each other, or with the addition of the 18ct yellow gold ‘Lode’ ring, which fits naturally between the two silver rings.

Strata are horizontal layers of sedimentary rock, volcanic ash, or lava flows, stacked on top of another. Older layers sit at the bottom, while younger layers rest on top, and can be dated using the fossils and isotopes found in each layer.

Made by hand in our West Penwith studio. View the collection at emilynixon.com

The workshop at Morrab Road.Our gallery, 67 Morrab Road, is home to Emily’s collection of natural minerals and objects, ...
13/10/2026

The workshop at Morrab Road.

Our gallery, 67 Morrab Road, is home to Emily’s collection of natural minerals and objects, a rotating curation of art and her studio. It is also home to the workshop — a light-filled space, where each piece is finished, set and polished by hand.

The team of skilled jewellers and goldsmiths work closely with Emily to develop new setting techniques in line with her artistic vision — often working in unconventional ways to produce pieces that retain the natural textures and sculptural vision of Emily’s initial drawing in wax.

Visits are welcomed by appointment.

The ancient Egyptians first developed a form of white gold known as 'Electrum', prized for its amber colour and used for...
02/10/2026

The ancient Egyptians first developed a form of white gold known as 'Electrum', prized for its amber colour and used for jewellery, statues, and the tips of obelisks.

Our recycled 18ct white gold is formed of 75% pure gold, with the remainder whiter metals such as palladium and silver. Unusually, it is non-rhodiumised, meaning it is not plated with a layer of bright rhodium.

Its unusually warm, natural colour is permanent, resilient to scratches and wear, and complements the hues of natural sapphires and diamonds.

Selected pieces:

'Glint' Fjord Ring

Carnsew Cuff

'Verglas' Mulfra Studs

Shale Ring

01/10/2026

Fine jewellery, formed where the land meets the sea. View the collection at emilynixon.com

Once a month, our London viewings open. A considered space to view the collection, try pieces on, and meet our team. Our...
25/09/2026

Once a month, our London viewings open. A considered space to view the collection, try pieces on, and meet our team.

Our upcoming dates are the 30th September - 1st October.

Spaces are limited, and available to book at emilynixon.com/visit

24/09/2026

Our jewellery comes from the earth. Natural permanent materials, formed over millions of years of heat and pressure. Physical manifestations of permanence, connecting us to the earth beneath our feet.

Made by hand in West Cornwall.

Address

67-68 Morrab Road
Penzance
TR182QJ

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441736887599

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