All of my pieces are made in small limited runs and I update my website as new items become available. Simply add the item you wish to order to your cart and proceed to the checkout. If the piece of jewellery you're after is out of stock, most of the time it can be made-to-order. (excluding one-of-a-kind) Just check the individual listing for more details.

For all in stock items, I aim to post orders within two business days.

For made-to-order items, the turnaround is usually around 6 weeks. This allows time for ordering materials and sending away for hallmarking etc.

All orders are sent via Royal Mail Special Delivery guaranteed by 1pm.

If you need something sooner, please contact me and I will try my best to accommodate.

All of my jewellery is sent Royal mail special delivery, guaranteed by 1pm. You'll receive an email when your item has been dispatched with your tracking information. You must be available to sign for your delivery as it cannot be left in a safe place.

Unfortunately I don’t offer bespoke pieces but check out my one of a kind creations for something a little different.

Absolutely! Some of my pendants are pretty heavy, so you are limited to using a chain that will take the weight. There are also some chain styles that don’t work well with my loop and bar fastening, but if you email me with your request, I will advise on what’s possible. There may be an additional charge depending on the weight of the chain.

Of course, I am happy to supply any length of chain you wish. There may be additional costs - get in touch for pricing.

At the moment I only ship within the UK but I'm working on it!

In-stock items - Yes, you have 14 days from the delivery date to return your order and it must be unused and returned with original packaging.

Made-to-order items - Unfortunately I can't accept returns for items that have been made-to-order.

The return postage costs are the responsibility of the customer and items must be returned by recorded delivery. Please email me to arrange your return. *Earrings are non-returnable due to hygiene reasons.

All Tarska Jewellery is designed to last for future generations. Other than general wear and tear your jewellery should last a lifetime. My process is inspired by victorian scottish pebble jewellery and many of these pieces are still going strong today.

Unfortunately I can’t make rings any smaller. I can usually stretch a ring up about 1/2 a size so I'd recommend ordering 1/2 a size down if you are doubtful. The natural stones can’t withstand the high heats required to size down rings. Check out my ring sizing guide for some help with ring sizing.

I can arrange for your jewellery to be laser engraved while it's at the assay office for hallmarking. This will incur a small additional fee, usually around £40 - £50. Please get in touch for more details.

All Tarska jewellery is handmade here in my workshop in central Scotland and all of the stones are cut and polished here too. A few elements of my jewellery are cast using the ancient lost wax method. I don’t currently have the facilities to do this in-house so I use a UK based casting company for this part.

All Tarska jewellery is made from recycled yellow gold or recycled silver and hand collected Scottish stones.

All of the stones used in my jewellery are hand collected so there is no mining involved. Most often the stone has only passed through one or two pairs of hands before being set into your jewellery. Every stone I use is completely traceable to the exact area in Scotland where it was discovered.

I never use glue in any of my designs. The stones are set using a unique inlay process where the tension from the metal around the stone keeps it in place.

All of the stones used in my jewellery are collected by local collectors, geologists and myself from various areas throughout Scotland. Check out my individual listing's for more information on stone origins.

Tarska jewellery is pretty hard wearing but over time scratches and wear and tear may appear like with anything. I offer a restoration service to bring your Tarska Jewellery back to life. Just get in touch for a quote.

I use the highest quality chains available in the UK and they are pretty robust, however accidents happen. You can easily have your chain repaired at a local jewellers for a small fee.