Since graduating from UCA in 2019, Emily has embarked on numerous projects centreed around her central theme, with many more on the horizon. Her work has been showcased in exhibitions across the country and internationally, from York to Beijing. Emily has also been honored with the NAJ’s ‘Excellence in Jewellery’ Award and a Goldsmiths’ Craft and Design Award. Currently, she operates from her studio in Winchester, continuing her creative journey with passion and dedication.

"Make Jewellery Not War" is a collection of wearable sculptures designed to serve as a gentle reminder to not only seek out the good in life but also to embody it. Each piece in the collection draws inspiration from various themes, whether it's a celebration of people power, the potential for positive change, or simple acts of kindness. Together, they encapsulate the profound capacity for hope that resides within each individual. 

Crafted from warm-colored, shiny metals, these sculptures resemble little beacons of light, symbolizing hope and optimism. Additionally, 10% of sales from the collection are donated to Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders). Each sculpture rests upon a plinth representing a country or territory supported by MSF, further emphasizing the collection's commitment to humanitarian causes.