Introduction to Paula Thittichai silver and enamel jewellery

Designs spanning 1984-2002

Imagine you are lucky enough to be able to spend every day of your working life practicing, perfecting, researching, developing and making jewellery to ultimately wear yourself and for the very special people who also love it enough to wear it too. Paula Thittichai designed her first pair of ear-rings at the age of 15, nothing special by todays standards but the designs in those days were just not different enough for her taste. It was several years later after designing and making clothes for local shops that the journey to the precious contemporary jewellery being made today started in the design of costume jewellery. No material was left unused in those days, beads, leather, italian plastics, raffia, Thai beach glass to name but a few and a small selection is represented above. Her company designed, manufactured, wholesaled, exhibited and retailed vast quantities of large and very different jewellery. She now handcrafts beautiful shapes in metal in the studio/workshop at the back of the shop and adds a final and unique enamel flourish to some but not all of her designs.

Imagine you are lucky enough to be able to spend every day of your working life practicing, perfecting, researching, developing and making jewellery to ultimately wear yourself and for the very special people who also love it enough to wear it too.

Paula Thittichai designed her first pair of ear-rings at the age of 15, nothing special by todays standards but the designs in those days were just not different enough for her taste. It was several years later after designing and making clothes for local shops that the journey to the precious contemporary jewellery being made today started in the design of costume jewellery. No material was left unused in those days, beads, leather, italian plastics, raffia, Thai beach glass to name but a few and a small selection is represented above. Her company designed, manufactured, wholesaled, exhibited and retailed vast quantities of large and very different jewellery.

She now handcrafts beautiful shapes in metal in the studio/workshop at the back of the shop and adds a final and unique enamel flourish to some but not all of her designs.