About.
Bonnie Mustoe-Whitehill is a jeweller based in Devon, creating pieces in precious metals inspired by the quiet beauty of the natural world. Her work combines traditional jewellery-making techniques with a contemporary aesthetic, resulting in designs that carry memory and a sense of place, intended to be worn and cherished over time.
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Bonnie grew up in the heart of the Cotswolds, where the surrounding landscape played an early role in shaping her creative perspective. After graduating from university, she developed a practice focused on thoughtfully crafted, nature-inspired jewellery. Now based in Devon, she continues to draw inspiration from the landscapes around her, exploring organic form and texture through considered design and careful craftsmanship.
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Made by hand in small batches, each piece reflects a balance between simplicity and detail, with an emphasis on timeless design, quality, and longevity.

Upcoming Events.
March
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Saturday 28th
The Country Brocante Spring Gathering
Cowdray Estate, West Sussex​​​
April
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Sunday 12th
The Crafty Fox Market
The Crossing, Kings Cross, London
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May
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Thursday 21st - Saturday 23rd
Devon County Show
Westpoint, Clyst St Mary, Exeter
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June
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Friday 12th - Sunday 14th
Craft Festival
Bovey Tracey, Devon
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Friday 26th - Saturday 27th
Country Brocante Summer Fair
Meadows at Rowner Farm, West Sussex
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July
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Wednesday 8th - Sunday 12th
RHS Badminton Flower Show
Badminton Estate, South Gloucestershire
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August
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Thursday 20th​
Chagford Show
Dogmarsh Fields, Mill End, Chagford

Stockists.
Bonnie’s jewellery is stocked by a small selection of shops and galleries.
Each piece is made by hand in small batches, inspired by the quiet elegance of the natural world.
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If you are interested in becoming a stockist, please get in touch using the details below.
Wholesale information, including catalogue and pricing, is available on request.
Diana Porter Gallery, Bristol
Laura Lane Shop, Fowey
Mike Gell Gallery, Hereford
Olive Rose Gallery, Taunton
Polka Dot Gallery, Exeter
Victoria Sewart Gallery, Plymouth



