Born in England and raised in a vibrant, creative household in New Zealand, William Griffiths was immersed in artistry from an early age. His mother, a talented painter, and his father, a passionate tinkerer, cultivated an environment of curiosity and exploration. They encouraged William to experiment and play, nurturing his imagination and instilling a lifelong appreciation for art, history, and engineering.

At just seven years old, William designed his first ring—a gift for his mother—and the seed of his creative calling was firmly planted. His career officially began in his late teens in London’s renowned Hatton Garden jewellery district. Over the years, he honed his craft across the globe, working in cities like Auckland, Barcelona, and Melbourne, and establishing himself as a visionary artist.

Inspired by gothic architecture, baroque ornamentation, and a fascination with automata—mechanical marvels that breathe life into art—William’s work is a celebration of movement, storytelling, and craftsmanship. His bespoke creations, from intricate reliquaries to striking statement jewellery, are imbued with historical and cultural narratives, reflecting both his unique perspective and the personal stories of his clients.

William’s work is a testament to the power of curiosity and creativity, shaped by a life dedicated to exploring the extraordinary.