I found Patrington Glass Fusion via a friend and was amazed at the quality and love in each piece. My wife and I now wear Patrington jewellery pretty much all of the time because every article is unique to us.

Lovingly crafted by Lynn Massey-Davis in her home in East Yorkshire, Lynn says this:

” I have been interested in sparkly glass since forever – but probably because I have always loved stained glass and rainbows. I started off by making small items of fused glass jewellery, and then in 2018, I bought a decent secondhand kiln and invested in my training. I now have four kilns (serious addiction!) and a properly equipped studio where I make a much more comprehensive range of art objects and homewares for sale.

Along the way, I managed to acquire some basic silversmith skills and do mad things with spoons and also design bespoke pieces which incorporate my glasswork.

Prices are incredibly reasonable, the quality ‘out of this world and every single piece is lovingly made and truly unique.

This link (click HERE) takes you to the Jewellery page, but explore the website to find everything Lynn offers. Please email Lynn for prices, but ‘ballparks’ are £19.95 for necklaces, £45.99 for earrings and £99 for cake stands. 

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Steph Richards (she/her) is a 74-year-old human rights activist, intersectional feminist, and recipient of a 2023 Inspirational Women of Portsmouth Award. Holding a Gender Recognition Certificate and "post op", she is the founder and Chair of Translucent.Org.UK, which was named LGBT Organisation of the Year at the 2022 National Diversity Awards. Steph was also shortlisted as a Positive Role Model for Gender at the 2025 National Diversity Awards. Steph’s leadership spans political, healthcare, and community advocacy. She served as the Women’s and LGBT Officer for the Portsmouth Labour Party (2021–2024), co-founded the Women’s Action Network (Portsmouth), and is a former CEO of a women’s health charity. A passionate champion for women's healthcare, she possesses extensive expertise in baby loss awareness, actively defends UK abortion rights and is a member of "Women Against the Far-Right". Calling out VAWG, Steph has researched and written about 125 women and girls killed by a man. A prominent voice in national media and debate, Steph has been featured live on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, Anti Social, Good Morning Britain, Times Radio, LBC, GB News, and Channel 4 News. In 2023, she debated trans human rights alongside Harvard biologist Dr. Carole Hooven at a prominent US university event.

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