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Prudence Horrocks has recently graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with an MA in Jewellery. Her works is inspired by drawing. She used a combination of precious metal wires and plastic to recreate her drawings in a wearable form.
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Scottish, Jeweller from the Northern Isles of Orkney. Rachel is interested in creating pieces that contain a balance of material, pressure and tension. She holds organic, fragile, hand dyed papers within smooth, simple wire frames. She creates pieces that have an outer serene beauty with a constant stress and pressure
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Rachel Brown, based in Yorkshire, specialises in contemporary enamel and graphite drawn jewellery. Using mainly silver and copper with the addition of gold or brass as colour highlights.
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Rachel Butlin creates high-end contemporary jewellery that blurs the boundary between wearable object and small-scale sculpture. Combining materials such as enamel, Formica, walnut and acrylic, she explores colour, geometry and form through a process of layering, stacking and drawing with materials, resulting in bold, expressive statement pieces.
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Rachel Elizabeth Wood is a luxury British-born jewellery brand founded by entrepreneur, designer & goldsmith Rachel Elizabeth Wood in 2012. Every item of jewellery is individually handcrafted in our studio using the finest materials and traditional techniques. Each piece combines British style and contemporary design with a dash of eccentricity.
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