Colour instinct
Corrine chooses pieces for colour, proportion, texture and personality.
Meet the founder
Corrine Smith, the eye behind the joy.
Jewellery designer, creative director and the colour-loving curator behind Pocketful of Joy. Corrine brings more than 20 years of design experience to every shelf, gift and little find.
- 20+
- years designing jewellery
- Joy
- founder of Joy by Corrine Smith
- POJ
- boutique owner and curator
Designer authority
Not just a shop owner. A designer with a point of view.
Pocketful of Joy is shaped by Corrine's instinct for colour, proportion, texture and personality. After building a successful jewellery brand, she opened the boutique as a place for pieces that feel personal, playful and considered.
That is why the edit feels different. It is a designer's eye applied to accessories, cards, jewellery and small treats that make people smile before they even reach the till.
Founder-led, colour-first and never ordinary.
Designer eye
More than two decades in jewellery design shape the boutique's point of view.
Personal edit
It is not a generic gift shop shelf. It is a considered edit of joyful finds.
Corrine's edit
What makes it onto the shelvesColour, character and joyful little details. That is the rule.
Corrine's favourites are selected with the same creative instinct that shaped her jewellery work: expressive, considered and full of personality.
Colour with confidence
Pieces need energy, warmth or a brilliant little colour pop.
Personality first
If it feels flat or forgettable, it does not belong at Pocketful of Joy.
Giftable by nature
The best finds feel thoughtful without needing a long explanation.
Designed to delight
Every shelf should have something that makes the whole room grin.
From Corrine's world
A boutique for women who do not do ordinary.
Browse the pieces Corrine would point you to first, or pop into the Kilmarnock shop for the full colour-soaked version.
- 37c
- Bank Street, Kilmarnock
- Tue-Sat
- open for colourful browsing
- POJ
- a boutique for women who do not do ordinary