About Tamsin
Tamsin creates playful, substantial fine jewelry, rooted in the color and geometry of Art Deco and shaped by a belief that what we wear should help us become ourselves.
Born in London, Tamsin spent her childhood living in northern Europe and the Mediterranean soaking up experiences that find themselves woven in to her pieces today
Her jewelry explores the beauty found in play and irreverence: bold color, graphic forms, and proportions that refuse to take themselves too seriously. Gold is treated as something tactile and joyful, with each piece carrying a sense of ease, wit, and weight.
At the heart of her practice is the idea of becoming: the ongoing, unfinished work of growing into who we were always meant to be. Tamsin is interested in the way jewelry can recall us to ourselves; how the things we wear every day shape confidence, identity, and a sense of belonging.
Trained in design at the University of Westminster in London, Tamsin spent several years working in fashion, a world of silhouette, proportion, and self-presentation. Its codes of identity and expression became an early and enduring influence on her work.
Versatility is how that idea takes shape. Each piece is designed to be worn alone or layered, stacked, and paired in new ways, giving the wearer room to evolve. A collection is never finished; it grows as its owner does, each addition a new chapter.
These ideas inform every collection, resulting in jewelry that feels both historic and contemporary: genderless pieces designed to be lived in, gathered over time, and passed on.
Today, Tamsin designs from her studio in in the heart of New York's diamond district, where she works alongside master jewelers to handcraft each piece with an emphasis on precision, traditional craftsmanship, and considered design.
Tamsin's jewelry is now available here and through a carefully selected network of trusted partners.