Pippa Small

“Our jewelry is so much more than just something to be worn. We create pieces that become part of you—an extension of your values that adorn you like a second skin, for those who appreciate the value of handmade, and who find the beauty and uniqueness in imperfection.”

Pippa Small has always understood jewelry as storied objects, lined with tales of inheritance, landscape, relationships and memory. Pippa has been making jewelry for as long as she can remember. Stones, shells and beads hunted and found to create handmade pieces which chronicle her earliest adventures and experiences.

Pippa holds an MA in Medical Anthropology, cultivating her interest in human rights amongst minorities, indigenous peoples and tribal groups through collaborations with grass roots organizations in Borneo, Thailand and India, amongst others. Pippa has won numerous awards for social responsibility, is an ambassador of the human rights organization Survival International, and was awarded an MBE in 2013 for her ethical jewelry and charity work.