What Daniella Draper is known for
Daniella Draper founded her jewellery business in 2009 and still runs it with her mother Della and sister Holly. Pieces are handmade in England from recycled solid gold and sterling silver, set with upcycled or restored antique stones. The Lincoln flagship stands at 260 High Street near the cathedral, with further shops in Beverley, Cleethorpes and Grimsby. Charms, alphabet letters and personalised work sit alongside engagement rings.
Daniella Draper founded her jewellery business in 2009 and it has stayed independent and family-run since. Her mother Della and her sister Holly work in it. The brand describes itself as a tight family unit. Draper studied jewellery design at Central Saint Martins in London and has been refining the process since the business started. The pieces are handmade in England from fully recycled solid gold and sterling silver, with upcycled gemstones and restored antique stones worked back into new settings. Collections run through charms, alphabet letters, scallop shells, stars, St Christopher medals, engagement rings. The Lincoln shop is the flagship and stands at 260 High Street, a short walk from Lincoln Cathedral. Three other shops trade at Toll Gavel in Beverley, Sea View Street in Cleethorpes and Victoria Street in Grimsby, and the Beverley shop marked ten years in 2026. Draper now lives in the Lake District, and the brand ties its designs to the English coastline and countryside. In-store launches bring her back to Lincoln, including a scarf collection release held there on 17 September 2026.
Best for — Handcrafted-in-England ID bracelets and jewellery
England
More in Lincoln
- The Cheese Society — Lincoln
- The Lincoln Distillery — Lincoln
- Harding House Gallery — Lincoln
- Lincoln Cathedral Shop — Lincoln
Where next
- Petite Brunette — Belgium
- Aprosio & Co — Florence
- Gruni — Romania
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