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London. Precious metals, often using ancient Japanese technique of mokume gane. Outlets and exhibitions include Lesley Craze, London, Roger Bilcliffe Gallery & Orro, both Glasgow, New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham, & Bircham Gallery, Holt, Norfolk.
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Jinju Kim is originally from Seoul, Korea. She graduated from the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee in 2008, now she is in MA course in London Metropolitan University. Previouse exhibition include Queens Gallery, Dundee. Frames Gallery, Perth. New Designers, London
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Graduated Epsom School of Art 1992 and Post Graduate at Glasgow School of Art 1993. Currently Managing Director of @ Work Galleries, London and making jewellery mainly to commission from her workshop in the Pimlico branch of @ Work.
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Jo McAllister designs and makes jewellery and metaphysical objects. Her award winning work has been exhibited nationally and internationally since 2001, notably at Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen; Electrum Gallery; the Crafts Council shop at the V&A; Contemporary Applied Arts; The Goldsmiths' Fair, London and LOOT at the Museum of Arts and Design, New York. In 2016 a piece of her work was acquired by the Alice & Louis Koch Collection of finger rings, now housed in the Swiss National Museum, Zurich.
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A storyteller and a poet, a collagist and an artist, Jo Pond comes from a family of 'Ponds' who appear to have a genetic necessity for hoarding and a passion for objects which others might not quite appreciate...Some of these find their way into her work.
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Edinburgh based jeweller Joanna Hill works with plastics, precious and non-precious metals. She recently graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with a Masters in jewellery.
Fairs and exhibitions include Gill Wing, London. Au Boutique, Glasgow. Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield. SilverSchools, Legnica, Poland. Dazzle, National Theatre, London. Dazzle, Glasgow. Rising Stars, Studio Fusion, London. Inhorgenta Europe 2009, collection for Manu-Schmuck, Munich
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My work is heavily influenced by feelings of belonging and identity in relation to place. In a world of increasing division I aim to explore how objects and jewellery solidify our sense of self.
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Edinburgh. Precious metals. RSA Travel Award, 1995. Outlets include CAA, Cecilia Colman Gallery & Lesley Craze Gallery, all London.
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John & Dawn Field create their signature asymmetrical range using, contrasting metals and richly coloured gemstones.
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John Moore is a jewellery artist whose lifelong fascination with nature, movement, and making began in childhood through creating masks, puppets, kites, and automata. Working across a wide range of traditional and experimental materials, he creates jewellery that explores beauty, embodiment, and human connection, with each piece designed to be experienced as much as seen.
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