A silver necklace set with Harris anorthosite, a native rock
also found on the moon.
The necklace is double-sided to reflect both the light and
dark sides of the ‘moonrock’, of the saving of Roineabhal
that inspired its creation, and of the use of sacred rock in
souvenirs.
Maeve's passion for jewelry began by chance at age 15, when
trying out goldsmithing with a jeweler friend. She went on
to complete a traditional training, receiving two degrees in
jewelry and silversmithing - firstly from the Edinburgh
College of Art in Scotland, then a Masters' Degree from the
prestigious Royal College of Art in London.
Maeve has received numerous awards for her jewelry,
including three from the Royal Society for the Arts in
London, four from the American JCK Jewelers Choice Awards,
plus the prestigious Town & Country COUTURE Award in Las
Vegas, USA.
