Bespoke Jewellery Enquiry
Bespoke Jewellery Enquiry
Create something personal
If you are looking for a piece that feels more personal than buying ready-made jewellery, a bespoke commission may be the right option
Whether you have a clear idea or only a starting point, this enquiry form is the first step in discussing a custom design with Eileen Hassett Jewellery
What can you enquire about?
Bespoke enquiries may include:
How the process works
1. Send your enquiry
Fill in the short form below with as much detail as you can.
2. Review and follow-up
Your enquiry will be reviewed and you may be contacted for any additional details.
3. Design discussion
If your project is a good fit, the next step is a conversation around style, materials, timing, and budget.
4. Quote and next steps
Once the details are clear, you can be guided through the next stage of the bespoke process.
The more context you can share, the easier it is to understand your idea and advise on the best next step.
My Story
Jewellery that speaks through story and inspiration
My jewellery has a story to tell. My inspiration for my collections comes from a great love of Irish history, poetry, storytelling, folklore and nature. As a result, I have designed and crafted several unique and charming collections.
Personal memories and family history behind the collections
I have many inspirations behind my collections but one of my most personal collections is entitled “Donie and The Dancing Master”. My earliest memories are of my time with my father in his workshop. I always knew I had inherited his talent for design and craft. This collection is influenced by my father and a letter he had written in 1937 when he was in primary school. I came across this letter a few years ago when researching my family tree. The letter describes the process of making a puppet like figure using wood, that of which I recreated using silver and gold with gemstones.
One of the most refreshing and vibrant collections is called “Daisy Field”. This collection reminds me of my childhood, running through fields and making daisy chains on summer days.
One of the most refreshing and vibrant collections is called “Daisy Field”. This collection reminds me of my childhood, running through fields and making daisy chains on summer days.
Heritage, music, and the feeling of belonging
My jigs and reels collection are an expression and celebration of traditional Irish music. I believe that music is one of the greatest gifts of all as it brings people of all ages and types together in harmony. My personal views along with my heritage can also influence my designs. An example of this is my collection titled “Square peg in a round hole”. This comes from the traditional saying of “You can’t fit a peg into a round hole”. Perhaps everyone can relate to this feeling of not fitting in at some point in their lives.
From early making to discovering jewellery design
I am from Loughmore, Templemore, County Tipperary. I have always been a maker and in recent years, I began a new chapter in my life, exploring the arts and discovering my true passion.
I have studied at Grennan Mill Craft School in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny where I discovered Metalcraft. Through Metalcraft, I feel I can express my true creative self and give structure to my bespoke designs and bring them to life.
I continued my studies at The School of Jewellery, Dublin. This is where I began to craft my own personal jewellery range.
I have studied at Grennan Mill Craft School in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny where I discovered Metalcraft. Through Metalcraft, I feel I can express my true creative self and give structure to my bespoke designs and bring them to life.
I continued my studies at The School of Jewellery, Dublin. This is where I began to craft my own personal jewellery range.
Handcrafted pieces shaped with care, beauty, and recognition
Each piece is individually handcrafted with care. My collections are not only rich in beauty but also in history.
I am an affiliated member of The Irish Jewellers and Silversmiths Guild and also The Design and Craft Council of Ireland.
I am an affiliated member of The Irish Jewellers and Silversmiths Guild and also The Design and Craft Council of Ireland.
A few questions you may have
Thinking about a bespoke piece? Here are a few helpful answers before you send your enquiry.
No, not at all.
Some clients come with a very clear vision, while others only have a starting point, a story, or a rough idea of what they would like. You are welcome to enquire even if you are still figuring things out.
Some clients come with a very clear vision, while others only have a starting point, a story, or a rough idea of what they would like. You are welcome to enquire even if you are still figuring things out.
Bespoke enquiries can include a wide range of custom pieces, such as rings, necklaces, pendants, gifts, occasion jewellery, remodelled pieces, and one-of-a-kind designs.
If you are unsure whether your idea is suitable, you can still send an enquiry and share a few details.
If you are unsure whether your idea is suitable, you can still send an enquiry and share a few details.
Yes. Bespoke jewellery is often created for birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, milestones, and meaningful personal gifts.
If the piece is connected to a particular date or occasion, it is helpful to mention this in your enquiry form.
If the piece is connected to a particular date or occasion, it is helpful to mention this in your enquiry form.
This depends on the design, materials, workload, and time of year.
If you need the piece for a particular date, it is best to mention that as early as possible in your enquiry so timing can be considered from the start.
If you need the piece for a particular date, it is best to mention that as early as possible in your enquiry so timing can be considered from the start.
The process begins with your enquiry.
Once your details are reviewed, you may be contacted to clarify your idea, style preferences, materials, timeline, and budget. If the project is suitable, the next step is a discussion around the design and how to move forward.
Once your details are reviewed, you may be contacted to clarify your idea, style preferences, materials, timeline, and budget. If the project is suitable, the next step is a discussion around the design and how to move forward.
As much as you can.
Helpful details include the type of piece you want, the style you like, your preferred materials, your timeline, your approximate budget, and any inspiration images or reference links. The more context you share, the easier it is to understand your idea.
Helpful details include the type of piece you want, the style you like, your preferred materials, your timeline, your approximate budget, and any inspiration images or reference links. The more context you share, the easier it is to understand your idea.
It helps, but you do not need to know an exact figure.
Even a rough budget range is useful, as it helps shape what may be possible in terms of design, materials, and scope.
Even a rough budget range is useful, as it helps shape what may be possible in terms of design, materials, and scope.
Once the form is submitted, your enquiry is reviewed.
You may then be contacted for any additional information needed before discussing the best next step for your project.
You may then be contacted for any additional information needed before discussing the best next step for your project.
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