I started because I loved making things
Like most of the jewellers I work with, the business side was an afterthought, and it showed. I had work I was proud of and no idea how to sell it.
Hello
Jewellery brand and visibility coach. Former maker. Honest by nature.

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I did not come into coaching from a marketing agency or a business school. I came from a bench. I was a jewellery designer who built a brand from scratch with no city contacts, no existing audience, and a lot of stubbornness about doing things my own way.
I underpriced my work for years. I copied what other brands were doing and wondered why it never felt right. I showed up inconsistently, second-guessed everything, and told myself the problem was my product.
It was not. The problem was that I had not built a brand yet. Once I understood the difference, everything changed.
That shift, from maker to brand owner, from hoping to be noticed to knowing how to show up, is the thing I now help other jewellers make. Not with a rigid system, but with honest conversations, real strategy and the kind of support that sticks.
How I got here
Like most of the jewellers I work with, the business side was an afterthought, and it showed. I had work I was proud of and no idea how to sell it.
I followed every piece of advice and copied brands I admired. It felt forced and inconsistent. Some sales came in. Clarity did not.
A clear point of view, a defined customer, and the confidence to back it. That is when Vogue, Tatler, Anthropologie and the Swarovski recognition happened. Not because I found a formula.
I work with makers at every stage through courses, programmes and community, helping them build brands that feel aligned, sell with confidence and last.
Sales do not come from shouting louder. They come from knowing who you are, who you are speaking to, and showing up with the confidence to match.
That is not a motivational quote. It is what I lived, and it is what I have watched hundreds of jewellers prove true when they stop following someone else’s playbook and start building something that is theirs.
Megan x
I am not here to hype you up and send you off feeling good but vague. My clients know what is actually holding them back, because I tell them, kindly and directly.
I am not a marketing consultant who stumbled into jewellery. I have made the work. I have done the markets. I know what it costs to build a creative business.
I believe in building in a way that works for your actual life, not the version of your life where you have eight free hours a day and limitless energy.
Start free, or have a look at the programmes. There is no call to book and nothing to sit through.