Britain’s wildlife has been woven into the fabric of its folklore for thousands of years — from the cunning fox of medieval fable to the ancient, steadfast badger beneath the hill. These are the stories that grew up alongside the animals that share our landscape: the beliefs, the superstitions, the symbolism that people carried with them long before it had a name.
This is where we explore those stories — and the jewellery they inspire.
The Fox at the Edge of the Wood There’s a moment, if you’re lucky, when a fox looks back at you. Not fleeing, not frozen — just pausing, amber eyes catching the last of the light before it slips back into the trees. It’s a small thing. But it stays with you in a way […]