Ceramic Moon Jewellery & Trinket Dishes Handcrafted in stoneware clay by Jenny Hopps Pottery.

Bring celestial charm to your home with our Ceramic Moon Jewellery Dishes, lovingly handmade from white stoneware clay and finished in a selection of beautiful glaze tones; from dreamy pastels to speckled blues. Each crescent moon dish is unique, reflecting the artistry and care of small-batch craftsmanship.

Perfect for your dressing table, these dishes elegantly hold your rings, earrings, and small treasures, or can be used as food-safe serving dishes for snacks, olives, or sweet treats. Their organic form and soothing colours make them an ideal gift for jewellery lovers, homeware enthusiasts, and celestial décor fans. Whether displayed as a decorative accent or used daily, these moon-shaped dishes add a touch of artisanal magic to any space.

Choose from a selection of colourful glazes including our Dorset Collection with 'Chesil Beach' & 'Durdle Door', each inspired by happy childhood memories of family holidays on the Dorset coast.
Other glazes include:
Dream Catcher & Rose, Aqua, and Lilac Sundae.

Small, medium and large sizes available - OR buy together to complete the set.

Gift options: If your purchase is a gift, then a gift message can be added at checkout out and will be hand written on a postcard as standard. If you would like to add a gift card or gift wrapping with ribbons, then these can be added as optional extras. If you add an optional gift card, your gift message will be entered into your chosen card.

My work is crafted at my home studio in West Berkshire, UK. Each piece is unique and bears the signs of the handcrafted process; the press of the thumb and the turn of the wheel. (Please check specific dimensions listed for each item as photos can be hard to determine size).
My glazes are food safe and items can be put in the dishwasher. Each piece is crafted from stoneware clay either by hand, by liquid slip casting, or on the pottery wheel, then dried and trimmed to shape. All work is bisque fired in the kiln, then glazed and fired a second time. I then sand and clean each piece prior to sending out. Pottery is a long process with each piece taking a week or two to complete. It is a labour of love. Enjoy!
British Handmade Pottery by Jenny Hopps