I’ve always been drawn to meaning, not in a fixed way or something to hold onto, but more as something that reflects where you are, at a particular moment.

I’ve always picked things up. Small things, like little trinkets, the sort of things most people wouldn’t notice: pebbles, fossils, fragments, things found, not bought.

Not because of what they are, but because of what they meant at the time, and the textures they carry.

That’s how this started, not as a business idea, but a continuation of how I see things.

When I began making, it wasn’t really about jewellery, it was about finding a way to translate a moment or feeling. Be that a shift, a realisation, or that feeling when you know something has already started changing.

Over time, my pieces have evolved and continue to do so. Not from trends, just from my own lived experience.

From noticing the points where something moves internally:

Trusting your direction.
Letting something go.
Outgrowing what no longer fits.
Coming back to yourself.

Each piece comes from these kind of places. It might mark a moment, but it’s not fixed to it because those moments don’t just happen once.

They come back, they shift, they deepen and the meaning changes with you.

That’s what Ebb & Flo is built on. Not permanence... Movement.

You’ll know when something fits.