Raised in North Yorkshire amongst the industrial machinery of her family's century-old textile mill, Megan Brown developed an early fascination with the physical process of weaving: the intricate textures, the rhythm of the looms, the way thread becomes something greater than itself. It is this heritage that sits at the heart of her approach to fine jewellery.

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Her pieces don't simply sit on the body; they seem to follow it. Interlacing gold and silver with the same precision, rhythm and tension of a loom, she translates the language of weaving into metal with a sensitivity that is rarely seen, carrying the structure of metal with the softness and fluidity of cloth.

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Trained in traditional goldsmithing and silversmithing, Megan established her eponymous studio in 2016, before studying at Bishopsland Educational Trust and completing her residency at Sarabande, the foundation established by Lee Alexander McQueen. She works today from her Soho workshop under the tutelage of renowned goldsmith Tom Scott, handcrafting each piece using centuries-old techniques.