Pippa’s Journal

Pippa's Travel Diaries: Romania

I recently travelled to Transylvania, where our latest project has begun to take shape. Transylvania is a very wild and ancient landscape, where ma...

Pippa Small x London Design Festival

We are delighted to be showcasing Pippa Small’s collections with Turquoise Mountain in Shoreditch this September, and hosting a panel discussion a...

In conversation with Ana Maria Sierra

We’re pleased to introduce Ana Maria Sierra, founder and creative director of Moda Elan, a platform for responsible, ethical and sustainable jewell...

In Conversation with Myanmar Artisan Tin Win

How old were you when you started to learn the art of goldsmithing? I began learning the art of goldsmithing from my uncle in 1995 when I was 22. I...

An Update on Zindagi Now

As I prepare to leave for Kabul to visit the workshops, I wanted to write a note about Zindagi Now, a project that you, our incredibly generous and...

Thierry Colson at Pippa Small

A few years ago, I decided to turn the middle floor of our Westbourne Grove shop into a space for creative collaboration, sharing, pop-ups, and unu...

Pippa's Travel Diaries: Myanmar

I was very lucky to travel back to Myanmar in March. I first went in 2014 at the invitation of Turquoise Mountain, an organisation started by King ...

Charity Necklace to Support Artisans in Bethlehem

As a jeweller, I strive to find ways to create collections with consideration for the impact and the livelihoods of the artisans we work with. At ...

In Conversation with Opal Expert Debbie

Debbie and her husband, Chris, began their opal business over thirty years ago. Based in Australia, they spend their summer months on the coast of...

In Conversation with Pippa Small

What does jewellery mean to you, and how do you decide what stones to wear each day? Jewellery is of huge importance in my life. Since childhood, I...

JCK x Pippa Small

How I Got Here: Pippa Small Celebrates 30 Years With New Collections, Artist Platform By Karen Dybis | December 13, 2023 Every kid likely co...

Next Generation

We are very proud to introduce the 'Next Generation', a platform for Afghan jewellers based in Kabul to show and sell their work. Since 2008 we ha...